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Giribono et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Dynamics studies of high brightness electron beams in a normal conducting, high repetition rate C-band injector

Giribono et al., 2023

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7213828259879306261
Author
Giribono A
Alesini D
Cardelli F
Di Raddo G
Faillace L
Ferrario M
Gallo A
Gizzi A
Lauciani S
Liedl A
Pellegrino L
Piersanti L
Vaccarezza C
Vannozzi A
Scifo J
Ficcadenti L
Castorina G
Pedrocchi G
Silvi G
Lucas T
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Physical Review Accelerators and Beams

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C-band technology is emerging as an exciting innovative approach to the creation of compact new accelerators. Besides the possibility to sustain higher gradients and higher repetition rate operation at normal conducting temperature, it also allows one to increase the …
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