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Electron cooling: physics and prospective applications

Electron cooling is a method of reducing the beam phase space volume (emittance). In this review the performance of the experiments and the theory of electron cooling are described. The potential applications of cooled ion beams are presented. The possibilities for the use of the cooling in experiments in elementary particle physics and the physics of atomic nuclei are discussed.