Parametric x-ray radiation from 500-MeV electrons in a tungsten single crystal with a surface mosaicity less than 1.5′

Adischev, Y.N.; Vnukov, I. E.; Zabaev, V. N.; Kalinin, B. N.; Kiryakov, A. A.; Kunashenko, Yu.P.; Pivovarov, Yu.L.; Потылицын, А. П.; Uglov, S. R.

doi:10.1134/1.1378888

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“…This paper presents the results of experiments on the generation of X-ray radiation by relativistic electrons in a W crystal held at the Tomsk synchrotron "Sirius". First results of a similar experiment have been published in [1]. These investigations aim to study the W crystal structure using the spectral-angular characteristics of radiation of the 500 МеV electrons due to the effects of electron channeling and parametric X-ray radiation (PXR), and also the development of the method of crystal orientation on heavy ion beams.…”

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Coherent X-Rays Generated by Relativistic Electrons in a Tungsten Monocrystal

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In an experiment conducted at the Tomsk synchrotron "Sirius", the photon yield of parametric X-ray radiation generated by 500 MeV electrons in a tungsten monocrystal in Bragg geometry has been studied. The (111) tungsten monocrystal, having a thickness of 1.7 mm and a surface mosaicity of not more than 80², was oriented at the Bragg angle θB= 45°to the direction of the electron beam. The photons were detected at the angle 2θB= 90° relative to the electron beam. A comparison of PXR angular distributions with calculations has been carried out with taking into account the actual conditions of the experiment.

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