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Milliampere beam studies using high polarization photocathodes at the cebaf photoinjector

Grames et al., 2018

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14457165837992060817
Author
Grames J
Adderley P
Hansknecht J
Poelker M
Moser D
Stutzman M
Zhang S
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PoS PSTP2017

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GaAs photocathodes inside dc high voltage photo-guns are the primary means to produce spin polarized electron beams for nuclear and high energy physics experiments at particle accelerators. To be useful, such photocathodes must exhibit sufficiently long photocathode …
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