2006
DOI: 10.1615/telecomradeng.v65.i11.50
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Renormalized Resonant Conditions for a Hybrid Weakly-Relativistic Waveguide Free-Electron Laser

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“…Analytical linear in the microwave field theory of beamwave interaction for a hybrid planar FEL amplifier can be constructed along the same lines as the highly successful theory of gyrotron provided analytical expressions for singleparticle trajectories of electrons in the combined pump magnetostatic field are known [3][4][5] . Solutions to the corresponding nonlinear equations are found numerically.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Analytical linear in the microwave field theory of beamwave interaction for a hybrid planar FEL amplifier can be constructed along the same lines as the highly successful theory of gyrotron provided analytical expressions for singleparticle trajectories of electrons in the combined pump magnetostatic field are known [3][4][5] . Solutions to the corresponding nonlinear equations are found numerically.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We focus our attention on the operation of FEM around the magnetoresonant regime caused by the guide magnetic field usually used in FEM setups to enhance the efficiency of beam-microwave interaction and provide transverse confinement of electron beam. The study is based upon analytical asymptotically exact expressions for electron trajectories developed recently [17,18] as well as on the use of direct numerical simulations. More specifically, in the adopted approach we highlight the fundamental role of nonlinear dynamical system describing motion of electrons in the combined magnetostatic spatially periodic (undulator) and uniform guide magnetic field.…”
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“…FIG. 17: In the top figure solid black (gain G) and red (frequency f ) lines are obtained from analytical expressions(18) and(20); the dots of respective colors are the results of direct numerical simulation of Eqs. (21) and (22).…”
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