Abstract
In the case of frictional forces, defined by always acting opposite to the particle motion, Liouville's theorem does not apply. The effect of such forces on a beam of charged particles is calculated in close form. Emphasis is given to the phase space imaging by a moderator. Conditions for an increase in phase space density are discussed.
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