Abstract
Focusing of a positron beam in a magnetic field funnel is demonstrated using a preferentially-cooled pure niobium single crystal into the superconductor region. A magnetic field increase of 18% was indirectly measured through a hole in a cylindrical niobium sample. The results demonstrate a charged particle beam focusing technique. The results have implications for the brightness enhancement of positron beams and trap-based beams.
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