METHOD OF CHANGING THE DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT OF THE BEAM OF ACCELERATED CHARGED PARTICLES, THE DEVICE FOR REALIZATION OF THIS METHOD, THE SOURCE OF ELECTRMAGNETIC RADIATION, THE LINEAR AND CYCLIC ACCELERATORS OF CHARGED PARTICLES, THE COLLIDER, AND THE MEANS FOR OBTAINING THE MAGNETIC FIELD GENERATED BY THE CURRENT OF ACCELERATED CHARGED PARTICLES

The inventions relate to a group that includes means for directing charged particles, enabling the acceleration and interaction thereof, and producing radiation caused by their movement, namely a method for changing the direction of an accelerated charged particle beam, a device for implementing said method, a source of undulator electromagnetic radiation, a linear and a circular charged particle accelerator, and a collider and means for producing a magnetic field created by a stream of accelerated charged particles. The method and the device for implementing same are based on the use of a curved channel (1) for transporting particles, which is made from a material that is able to be electrically charged, and the formation of the same kind of charge on the inside surface of the channel wall as that of the particles. The characterizing feature of these inventions is that they require the maintenance of a condition that relates the energy and the charge of the particles to the geometrical parameters of the channel, in particular the radius R of curvature of the longitudinal axis (14) thereof, and to the electrical strength of the wall material. The other devices in this group include a device for changing the direction of a beam, which defines the trajectory of the particles inside these devices to produce the required shape according to the function of the corresponding device and focuses the beam. The technical result is the possibility of rotating the beam through large angles without loss of intensity, significantly simplifying the design, and also reducing the mass and dimensions of all the devices, particularly by obviating the need for magnets and supply voltage and control voltage sources for such devices.