Abstract
The formation of images by electrons, much as optical images are formed by light, has given rise to a new branch of science called “electron optics,” which forms the basis for many interesting and important uses of electrons, including modern television and the electron microscope. As the determination of the paths of light rays constitutes an important part of the design of an ordinary optical system, the determination and control of electron trajectories is the function of electron optics.
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