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Optimization of multistage harmonic gyrodevices

Nusinovich et al., 1996

Document ID
9126849457142652942
Author
Nusinovich G
Levush B
Dumbrajs O
Publication year
Publication venue
Physics of Plasmas

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In low voltage gyrodevices operating at high cyclotron harmonics the electrons are weakly coupled to the synchronous harmonic of an electromagnetic field. To realize efficient operation of a device it is necessary to compensate for this weak coupling by increasing the …
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