1981
DOI: 10.1080/00337578108224012
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Radiation and spin separation of high energy positrons channeled in bent crystals

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“…2. It was shown in [51], that in the case of planar channeling the crystal bending noticeably affects the spectrum only if the condition Θ c γ ≤ 1 is met the features of ChR if L c ∝ λ (here, L c = R/γ is the formation (coherence) length of the radiation emitted from an arc of the circle of the radius R), but becomes of the quasi-synchrotron type in the opposite limit [51,271]. The latter motion gives rise to the synchrotron-type radiation, i.e.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…2. It was shown in [51], that in the case of planar channeling the crystal bending noticeably affects the spectrum only if the condition Θ c γ ≤ 1 is met the features of ChR if L c ∝ λ (here, L c = R/γ is the formation (coherence) length of the radiation emitted from an arc of the circle of the radius R), but becomes of the quasi-synchrotron type in the opposite limit [51,271]. The latter motion gives rise to the synchrotron-type radiation, i.e.…”
Section: Fig 216mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Right bottom a Si 1−x Ge x superlattice crystalline undulator with four periods. 3) used in recent channeling experiments [50][51][52]. Hansen, A. Nylandsted and U. Uggerhøj (University of Aarhus)) strong that they are able to steer the particles much more effectively than even the most advanced superconductive magnets.…”
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“…Various aspects of radiation formed in crystals bent with the constant curvature radius R were discussed in Refs. [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] although with various degree of detail.…”
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