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High-frequency devices with weakly relativistic hollow thin-wall electron beams

Bratman et al., 2012

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52861002678345479
Author
Bratman V
Fedotov A
Makhalov P
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Physics of Plasmas

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Slow-wave devices with hollow electron beams and azimuthally symmetric corrugated operating waveguides can be very effective not only for relativistic but also weakly relativistic particle energies. In the weakly relativistic case, the use of hollow beams permits a …
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