In plasma wakefield accelerators, long (as compared to the wakefield period) driving beams are subject to the vig-orous transverse two-stream instability, the nonlinear stage of which is numerically studied. If only one mode of the instability grows up in the system (as in the case of a sharp beam front), then the beam quickly gets modulated, the in-stability saturates, and the generated wakefield increases; further propagation of the modulated beam is stable. Si-multaneous growth of several unstable modes (which is the case for a smooth beam front) completely destroys the beam in the time of several betatron oscillations. The trains of short bunches are stable.
An instability of a positron beam can be driven by electrons trapped in the combined average electri...
International audienceAn electron or electron-positron beam streaming through a plasma is notoriousl...
The beam breakup instability of the drive bunch in the structure-based collinear wakefield accelerat...
The self-modulation instability is a key effect that makes possible the usage of nowadays proton bea...
We investigate the stability of the driving electron or positron beam in the plasma wakefield accele...
720-726The stability of a long wavelength large amplitude plasma wave, generated in a laser wakefiel...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
The hose instability of the drive beam constitutes a major challenge for the stable operation of pla...
Thehose instabilityis a long standing challenge for plasma wakefield accelerators (PWFAs). It result...
Mutually driven transverse oscillations of an electron beam and residual gas ions may result in a fa...
Self-modulation is a beam-plasma instability that is useful to drive large-amplitude wakefields with...
When a charged particle travels across the vacuum chamber of an accelerator, it induces electromagne...
In the plasma-wakefield experiment at SLAC, known as E157, an ultra-relativistic electron beam is us...
Self-modulation is a beam–plasma instability that is useful to drive large-amplitude wakefields with...
An instability of a positron beam can be driven by electrons trapped in the combined average electri...
International audienceAn electron or electron-positron beam streaming through a plasma is notoriousl...
The beam breakup instability of the drive bunch in the structure-based collinear wakefield accelerat...
The self-modulation instability is a key effect that makes possible the usage of nowadays proton bea...
We investigate the stability of the driving electron or positron beam in the plasma wakefield accele...
720-726The stability of a long wavelength large amplitude plasma wave, generated in a laser wakefiel...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
Current models predict the hose instability to crucially limit the applicability of plasma-wakefield...
The hose instability of the drive beam constitutes a major challenge for the stable operation of pla...
Thehose instabilityis a long standing challenge for plasma wakefield accelerators (PWFAs). It result...
Mutually driven transverse oscillations of an electron beam and residual gas ions may result in a fa...
Self-modulation is a beam-plasma instability that is useful to drive large-amplitude wakefields with...
When a charged particle travels across the vacuum chamber of an accelerator, it induces electromagne...
In the plasma-wakefield experiment at SLAC, known as E157, an ultra-relativistic electron beam is us...
Self-modulation is a beam–plasma instability that is useful to drive large-amplitude wakefields with...
An instability of a positron beam can be driven by electrons trapped in the combined average electri...
International audienceAn electron or electron-positron beam streaming through a plasma is notoriousl...
The beam breakup instability of the drive bunch in the structure-based collinear wakefield accelerat...