Application of dielectric fibers for electron beam diagnostics

Application of dielectric fibers for electron beam diagnostics

One of the major challenges faced when launching and operating particle accelerators is meeting the requirement of on-line beam position monitoring. To solve this problem, we have carried out present experimental investigation of polarization radiation generated by relativistic electron field in die...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of instrumentation 2018-05, Vol.13 (5), p.C05021-C05021
Hauptverfasser: Bleko, V.V., Konkov, A.S., Soboleva, V.V., Naumenko, G.A.
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