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Sian, 2020 - Google Patents

Low SEY Surfaces for future particle accelerators

Sian, 2020

Document ID
13210481944202642928
Author
Sian B
Publication year
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PQDT-Global

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Abstract Beam Induced Electron Multipacting (BIEM) and the Electron cloud (e-cloud) are a severe problem for many existing and future high intensity charged particle accelerators, such as the LHC, KEKB, ILC, CLIC, RHIC, and FCC. Secondary electrons play a key role in …
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