Potential for Acceleration of Simulation of Dynamic Processes in Oversized Gyrotrons by Means of Using 2.5D Particle-in-Cell Method

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Potential for Acceleration of Simulation of Dynamic Processes in Oversized Gyrotrons by Means of Using 2.5D Particle-in-Cell Method

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Design of a 300 GHz Relativistic Gyrotron with an output Power of more Than 7 MW

Design of a 300 GHz Relativistic Gyrotron with an output Power of more Than 7 MW

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