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An Engineering Guide To Photoinjectors

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An Engineering Guide To Photoinjectors
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Publisher: arXiv
ISBN/ASIN: 1481943227
ISBN-13: 9781481943222
Number of pages: 349

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This book is an introduction to the basic theory and engineering of advanced electron beam sources known as photoinjectors. Photoinjectors produce relativistic electrons for exciting new devices such as x-ray free electron lasers and the polarized beams for very high energy physics linear colliders.

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