The Emergence of New Ion Tract Applications

Fink, Dietmar; Alegaonkar, P S; Petrov, A V; Berdinsky, A.S.; Rao, V.; Muller, M; Dwivedi, K.K.; Chadderton, Lewis

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The Emergence of New Ion Tract Applications

Date

2003

Authors

Fink, Dietmar

Alegaonkar, P S

Petrov, A V

Berdinsky, A.S.

Rao, V.

Muller, M

Dwivedi, K.K.

Chadderton, Lewis

Publisher

Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

Abstract

The recent years have brought a renaissance of interest in ion tracks, for the sake of novel applications. This paper summarizes some of the newly emerging possibilities, and the strategies that have been initiated. Only a few applications that are based