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Linear Theory of the Beam-Wave Interaction in the Arbitrary Cylindrical Cerenkov Device

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The “hot” dispersion equation in Cerenkov devices has been derived and analyzed numerically using the self-consistent linear theory. In principle, the linear analysis can be applied to efficiently calculating all kinds of beam-wave interaction in various Cerenkov devices composed of axisymmetric slow-wave structures (SWS) with arbitrary periodic profile. Then the results for Cerenkov devices with three typical SWS profiles are presented.

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Wang, H., Yang, Z. & Liang, Z. Linear Theory of the Beam-Wave Interaction in the Arbitrary Cylindrical Cerenkov Device. Int J Infrared Milli Waves 26, 375–386 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10762-005-3435-9

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