1978
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(78)90044-0
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On the electromagnetic radiation of channeled particles in a curved crystal

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“…The centrifugal term leads to the inclination of the effective potential and to the reduction of the outer wall in each channel. This effect, in turn, decreases the critical channeling angle, the capture probability P c of particles into the channeling regime and the dechanneling length L d [2][3][4]. The potential well fully disappears and the channeling regime is no longer possible, when the bend radius R is equal or smaller than R c .…”
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“…The centrifugal term leads to the inclination of the effective potential and to the reduction of the outer wall in each channel. This effect, in turn, decreases the critical channeling angle, the capture probability P c of particles into the channeling regime and the dechanneling length L d [2][3][4]. The potential well fully disappears and the channeling regime is no longer possible, when the bend radius R is equal or smaller than R c .…”
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“…The transverse motion of a channeled particle in a bent crystal is governed by the effective potential [2] U ef ðx; F c Þ ¼ UðxÞ þ F c x, where F c ¼ pv=R is the centrifugal force and the x coordinate is measured in the direction opposite to the radial one (Fig. 1).…”
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“…I n order to design the original instruments for steering a charged particle beam, e.g., the crystalline septa [lo], the deflection efficiency should be analyzed in the way similar to the above consideration of the optimum radius for the crystal bending. I n conclusion it should be noted that side by side with the deflection of charged particles the bent crystals should provide the formation of polarized beams in the channeling conditions [ll] and the generation of quasi-synchrotron radiation in bent crystals [3] with changing frequency in the X-ray and ultraviolet regions.…”
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“…I n the general case the efficiency of proton deflection will be determined by the efficiency of particle capture in the curved channel, which was shortly considered in [3], and by the dechanneling velocity. For a unidirectional particle beam the efficiency of proton capture into a planar channel may be given as Pc(R) == 1 -x0(R)/Z.…”
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