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if you design an Einzel Lens, a. How would the magnitude of the electric field impact...

if you design an Einzel Lens,

a. How would the magnitude of the electric field impact the ion trajectory?

b. How would the length of each shell impact the ion trajectory? If we were to make it longer, what would happen?

c. How would the radius impact the ion trajectory?

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