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BrandonBerchtold
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Do magnetic lenses do work on charged particles flowing through them?
Intuitively I would think yes because the magnetic field produced by the electric current in the coil is applying a force on the particles flowing through the lens, so therefore an electric current (the beam of particles to be focused) flowing through the lens should apply an equal and opposite force on the current in the coil, right?
Intuitively I would think yes because the magnetic field produced by the electric current in the coil is applying a force on the particles flowing through the lens, so therefore an electric current (the beam of particles to be focused) flowing through the lens should apply an equal and opposite force on the current in the coil, right?