Monocolor Radiation Source Based on Low-Energy Electron Beam and Dc Fields With High Gradient of Electromagnetic Energy Density

Lin, Hang

doi:10.4172/2469-410x.1000161

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“…Of course, such a step-like magnetic field profile is overly idealized. Therefore, we propose using a more realistic magnetic slope to achieve such a tailored Takeuchi orbit [6].…”

Section: Theory and Methods 21 Theoretical Basismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, new working principle of achieving radiation source with narrower output spectrum is of significant application value. Based on Takeuchi's theory [5], we proposed a universal principle of achieving mono-color radiation source at arbitrary wavelength [6,7]. According to this principle, available parameter values can ensure a powerful mono-color gamma-ray source.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For warranting the practicality of such a radiation source, we propose a scheme for making it compact by "tailoring" Takeuchi orbit through targeted designed DC field configuration [6]. In this configuration, B s is made space-varying along the direction normal to the unperturbed path of an electron bunch by not letting two Helmholtz coils be co-axial on purpose [6]. By choosing suitable values of related parameters, such as the relative distance between the bunch path and the B s ¼ 0 contour, E s -values and the slope β ¼ d x B s , where B s is along the y-direction, its magnitude |B s | is a function of the coordinate x, and the unperturbed path is along the z-axis.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Production of artificial gamma-ray source usually is a conception belonging to the category of experimental nuclear physics. Nuclear physicists achieve this goal through utilizing/manipulating nucleons, such as proton and neutron. Low-energy electrons are often taken as "by-products" when preparing these nucleons by ionizing atoms, molecules and solids, and high-energy electrons or β rays are taken as "wastage" generated in nuclear reaction. Utilization of those "by-products" has not won sufficient attention from the nuclear physics community. In this chapter, we point out a potential, valuable utilization of those "by-products." Based on a universal principle of achieving powerful mono-color radiation source, we propose how to set up an efficient powerful electron-based gamma-ray source through available solid-state components/elements. Larger charge-to-mass ratio of an electron warrants the advantage of electron-based gamma-ray source over its nucleonbased counterpart. Our technique offers a more efficient way of manipulating nuclear matter through its characteristic EM stimulus. It can warrant sufficient dose/brightness/intensity and hence an efficient manipulation of nuclear matter. Especially, the manipulation of a nucleus is not at the cost of destroying many nuclei to generate a desired tool, that is, gamma ray with sufficient intensity, for achieving this goal. This fundamentally warrants a practical manipulation of more nuclei at desirable number.

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“…Of course, such a step-like magnetic field profile is overly idealized. Therefore, we propose using a more realistic magnetic slope to achieve such a tailored Takeuchi orbit [6].…”

Section: Theory and Methods 21 Theoretical Basismentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%