How Does Particle Beam Angular Divergence Relate to Slit Width and Voltage?

[getcarter]

Homework Statement

A collimated stream of particles of mass m and charge q are accelerated from rest through a potential difference of V. They fall upon a slit of width d. What is the approximate angular divergence of the beam emerging from the other side?

is there anyone who help me ?

 

[cristo]

You need to show some work before anyone can help you. What have you tried?

 

[Meir Achuz]

Find their energy, momentum , and wavelength.
Then treat it just like diffraction of light.

 

[getcarter]

But i couldn't.

 

[berkeman]

But i couldn't.

getcarter, as cristo is pointing out to you in the threads you've started here so far, you MUST show the relevant equations and you MUST show us your work so far, in order for us to help you. One of the most important rules here on the PF is that we do not give out answers. We are happy to provide tutorial support, but only if you show us you are trying.

So now, what are the relevant equations and concepts for this problem, and for the other thread that you posted about the fast shutter spreading the photon wavelength distribution?