Autor: |
Murphy, D. P., Pechacek, R. E., Myers, M. C., Antoniades, J. A., Peyser, T. A., Fernster, R. F., Hubbard, R. F., Santos, J., Meger, R. A. |
Zdroj: |
1992 9th International Conference on High-Power Particle Beams; 1992, p1251-1256, 6p |
Abstrakt: |
The high-current, relativistic electron beam (10–20kA, 5MeV, 40ns) of the SuperIBEX accelerator is transported from its diode to an experimental chamber along a wire that has an externally driven current flowing in the same direction as the electron beam current. The magnetic field from the wire current both guides the beam and smears out coherent radial beam oscillations. The wire cell is used to damp the initial radial motion to decrease the growth of the resistive hose instability in the air propagation region following the wire cell. Experimental parameters varied in this study include wire cell current (Iw
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Databáze: |
Complementary Index |
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