Abstract
By means of a cycloidal mass spectrometer, the intensity of an N 2 + ion beam formed by the crossing of an effusive molecular beam generated by capillaries of various lengths, with an electron beam of circular cross-section (cylinder) was examined. The authors see a close analogy between the effusive beam crossed by the electron beam and the effusive light beam crossed by the diffusing glass screen in the form of a cylinder.
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