Abstract
A calculation of the electrostatic potential field for a compensated, open-endcap, cylindrical-type Penning trap is presented. Sufficient detail is given so that various parts of the calculation can be easily modified as needed. The effects of finite-length endcaps and of a non-negligibly sized gap between the electrodes are explicitly included. It is shown that inclusion of a realistic gap has a significant effect on the calculated electrostatic field.
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