A multi-electron-beam Cherenkov free-electron laser can use a multi-dielectric waveguide to generate high-power coherent radiation at mm wavelength. Presented is a mode analysis of the device, allowing a detailed description of the dispersion relations and field distributions of the waveguide for the important modes and the start current for each mode. The microwave loss of the waveguide and the mode competition problem are also discussed. The device is shown capable of producing radiation at millimeter wavelengths with power an order higher than that uses a dielectric-lined circular waveguide.EI01224-229A33
The interaction of waveguide modes and consequences on laser operation are studied numerically in a ...
The free electron laser (PEL) is a source of microwave power which makes use of the interaction betw...
A multiple laser having one or more gaseous laser stages and one or more free electron stages is des...
A multi-electron-beam Cherenkov free-electron laser can use a multi-dielectric waveguide to generate...
A Cherenkov FEL can be a suitable source for radiation from the millimeter wavelength region down to...
Microwave radiation is extensively used in various elds of research and applications. An important e...
Using a short-bunched beam of electrons from a linear accelerator, we develop a broad band free elec...
In a so-called waveguide free electron laser (FEL) for THz radiations, an extremely small aperture (...
A grating-waveguide free-electron laser is driven by an axial electron beam that propagates between ...
A photonic free-electron laser (pFEL) produces coherent Cerenkov radiation from a set of parallel el...
A review is presented of free electron laser (FEL) generation of electromagnetic radiation in the ra...
A general approach to experimental modeling of Cherenkov and diffraction radiation in vacuum electro...
Free-electron lasers are high power radiation sources that utilize a distributed interaction between...
A higher intensity THz beam is generated with a free-electron laser (FEL) based on the L-band (1.3 G...
An analysis of excitation, gain-coupling and evolution of transverse electromagnetic modes in a wave...
The interaction of waveguide modes and consequences on laser operation are studied numerically in a ...
The free electron laser (PEL) is a source of microwave power which makes use of the interaction betw...
A multiple laser having one or more gaseous laser stages and one or more free electron stages is des...
A multi-electron-beam Cherenkov free-electron laser can use a multi-dielectric waveguide to generate...
A Cherenkov FEL can be a suitable source for radiation from the millimeter wavelength region down to...
Microwave radiation is extensively used in various elds of research and applications. An important e...
Using a short-bunched beam of electrons from a linear accelerator, we develop a broad band free elec...
In a so-called waveguide free electron laser (FEL) for THz radiations, an extremely small aperture (...
A grating-waveguide free-electron laser is driven by an axial electron beam that propagates between ...
A photonic free-electron laser (pFEL) produces coherent Cerenkov radiation from a set of parallel el...
A review is presented of free electron laser (FEL) generation of electromagnetic radiation in the ra...
A general approach to experimental modeling of Cherenkov and diffraction radiation in vacuum electro...
Free-electron lasers are high power radiation sources that utilize a distributed interaction between...
A higher intensity THz beam is generated with a free-electron laser (FEL) based on the L-band (1.3 G...
An analysis of excitation, gain-coupling and evolution of transverse electromagnetic modes in a wave...
The interaction of waveguide modes and consequences on laser operation are studied numerically in a ...
The free electron laser (PEL) is a source of microwave power which makes use of the interaction betw...
A multiple laser having one or more gaseous laser stages and one or more free electron stages is des...