Charged particle accelerator grating

Details Charged particle accelerator grating Charged particle accelerator grating

1985-09-09

1986-09-02

Buczinski, Stephen C.

Radiant energy

With charged particle beam deflection or focussing

Magnetic lens

250423P, H01J 314, H01J 326

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H00001163

ABSTRACT:
A readily disposable and replaceable accelerator grating for a relativistic particle accelerator. The grating is formed for a plurality of liquid droplets that are directed in precisely positioned jet streams to periodically dispose rows of droplets along the borders of a predetermined particle beam path. A plurality of lasers are used to direct laser beams into the droplets, at predetermined angles, thereby to excite the droplets to support electromagnetic accelerating resonances on their surfaces. Those resonances operate to accelerate and focus particles moving along the beam path. As the droplets are distorted or destroyed by the incoming radiation, they are replaced at a predetermined frequency by other droplets supplied through the jet streams.

REFERENCES:
R. B. Palmer, "A Laser-Driven Grating Linac", Particle Accelerators, vol. 11, pp. 81-90, 1980.
R. B. Palmer, "A Laser-Driven Grating Linac," Brookhaven National Laboratory, publication No. BNL32531, 1982.

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