Abstract:We present the results of numerical calculations of the channelling and undulator radiation generated by an ultra-relativistic positron channelling along a crystal plane, which is periodically bent. The bending might be due either to the propagation of a transverse acoustic wave through the crystal, or due to the static strain as it occurs in superlattices. The periodically bent crystal serves as an undulator. We investigate the dependence of the intensities of both the ordinary channelling and the undulator r… Show more
“…In [25,26] the dechanneling length for 1.2 GeV electrons, channeled in Si(110) was determined as L d (0) = 25±5 µm. This value, as indicated in [25], is in a good agreement with (5). However, in the experiment [27] the dechanneling length for 350 MeV electrons channeled in Si(110) was found as L d (0) = 31 µm, which is even greater than the value based on (5).…”
Section: Dechanneling Length Of Positrons and Electrons In A Periodicsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Wide peak in each graph stands for the spectral distribution of the channeling radiation in the forward direction. To obtain the latter we, at first, calculated the spectra for individual trajectories (using the Pöschl-Teller model [18] for the interplanar potential), corresponding to a stable channeling for given C. Then, the averaging procedure was carried out to calculate the spectra (see [5,6] for the details). Figure 8 clearly demonstrates that by tuning the parameters of bending and varying the electron energy it is possible to separate the frequencies of the undulator radiation from those of the channeling radiation, and to make the intensity of the former comparable or higher than of the latter.…”
Section: Numerical Results For the Electron-based Crystalline Undulatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A thorough analysis of the conditions (1) for the system "periodically bent crystal + ultra-relativistic positrons" was performed for the first time in [2,3] (and analyzed further in [5,6,8,9] ). The ranges of ε, a and λ for a number of crystals were established within which the operation of the crystalline undulator is possible.…”
Abstract. We discuss the features of a crystalline undulator of the novel type based on the effect of a planar channeling of ultra-relativistic electrons in a periodically bent crystals. It is demonstrated that an electron-based undulator is feasible in the tens of GeV range of the beam energies, which is noticeably higher than the energy interval allowed in a positron-based undulator. Numerical analysis of the main parameters of the undulator as well as the characteristics of the emitted undulator radiation is carried out for 20 and 50 GeV electrons channeling in diamond and silicon crystals along the (111) crystallographic planes.
“…In [25,26] the dechanneling length for 1.2 GeV electrons, channeled in Si(110) was determined as L d (0) = 25±5 µm. This value, as indicated in [25], is in a good agreement with (5). However, in the experiment [27] the dechanneling length for 350 MeV electrons channeled in Si(110) was found as L d (0) = 31 µm, which is even greater than the value based on (5).…”
Section: Dechanneling Length Of Positrons and Electrons In A Periodicsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Wide peak in each graph stands for the spectral distribution of the channeling radiation in the forward direction. To obtain the latter we, at first, calculated the spectra for individual trajectories (using the Pöschl-Teller model [18] for the interplanar potential), corresponding to a stable channeling for given C. Then, the averaging procedure was carried out to calculate the spectra (see [5,6] for the details). Figure 8 clearly demonstrates that by tuning the parameters of bending and varying the electron energy it is possible to separate the frequencies of the undulator radiation from those of the channeling radiation, and to make the intensity of the former comparable or higher than of the latter.…”
Section: Numerical Results For the Electron-based Crystalline Undulatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A thorough analysis of the conditions (1) for the system "periodically bent crystal + ultra-relativistic positrons" was performed for the first time in [2,3] (and analyzed further in [5,6,8,9] ). The ranges of ε, a and λ for a number of crystals were established within which the operation of the crystalline undulator is possible.…”
Abstract. We discuss the features of a crystalline undulator of the novel type based on the effect of a planar channeling of ultra-relativistic electrons in a periodically bent crystals. It is demonstrated that an electron-based undulator is feasible in the tens of GeV range of the beam energies, which is noticeably higher than the energy interval allowed in a positron-based undulator. Numerical analysis of the main parameters of the undulator as well as the characteristics of the emitted undulator radiation is carried out for 20 and 50 GeV electrons channeling in diamond and silicon crystals along the (111) crystallographic planes.
“…The quantity L d is called the dechanneling length [5]. To estimate L d one may follow the method described in [6,7]. Thus, to consider the undulator radiation formed in a crystalline undulator, it is meaningful to assume that the crystal length does not exceed L d .…”
Section: The Bent Crystalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The trajectories of the particles were calculated numerically and then the spectra were evaluated [7]. The latter include both radiation mechanisms, the undulator and the channeling radiation.…”
Section: Spectra Of the Spontaneous Emitted Radiationmentioning
We discuss the radiation generated by positrons channeling in a crystalline undulator. The undulator is produced by periodically bending a single crystal with an amplitude much larger than the interplanar spacing. Different approaches for bending the crystal are described and the restrictions on the parameters of the bending are discussed. We also present numeric calculations of the spontaneous emitted radiation and estimate the conditions for stimulated emission. Our investigations show that the proposed mechanism could be an interesting source for high energy photons and is worth to be studied experimentally.
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