Free electron laser pumped by a powerful traveling electromagnetic wave

Kehs, R. A.; Carmel, Y.; Granatstein, V. L.; Destler, W.W.

doi:10.1109/27.55912

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“…Employment of high-power microwaves and lasers as wigglers in a free-electron laser (FEL), to produce much shorter wavelengths, is an attractive proposition (Khes et al 1990 ;Esarey and Sprangle 1992 ;Sprangle et al 1992). The wavelength λ L of the radiation generated is related to that of the wiggler, λ !…”

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Electromagnetic-wave-pumped free-electron laser in a plasma channel

Parashar¹,

Pandey

Sharma

et al. 1997

J. Plasma Phys.

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An intense short laser pulse or a millimetre wave propagating through a plasma channel may act as a wiggler for the generation of shorter wavelengths. When a relativistic electron beam is launched into the channel from the opposite direction, the laser radiation is Compton/Raman backscattered to produce coherent radiation at shorter wavelengths. The scheme, however, requires a superior beam quality with energy spread less than 1% in the Raman regime.

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