SUBMILLIMETER WAVE INVERSE SMITH-PURCELL EFFECT.

J. Pae; T. Nozokido; K. Furuya; H. Shirai; K. Mizuno

SUBMILLIMETER WAVE INVERSE SMITH-PURCELL EFFECT.

J. Pae^*, T. Nozokido, K. Furuya, H. Shirai, K. Mizuno

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Electric and Electronic Engineering

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Abstract

The authors have observed the inverse Smith-Purcell (ISP) effect by using a submillimeter-wave laser as a driving source. The ISP effect is one of the candidates for laser-driven linacs with a metallic grating as an interaction circuit to produce an acceleration gradient of a few gigaelectron volts per meter. The authors describe the experimental apparatus including a newly developed CO//2 laser and the experimental evidence of this effect.

Original language	English
Pages	190-191
Number of pages	2
State	Published - 1987

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