Abstract
In general, the resolution that can be achieved by conventional beam-foil spectroscopy is limited by the effects of cascading, spread in the beam velocity, beam divergence, and uncertainty in the beam velocity. We shall discuss a class of experiments which does not depend on these properties of the ion beams from low energy accelerators. We believe that by proper choice of experimental conditions, extremely high precision can be achieved by the technique of beam-foil spectroscopy.
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