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Initial test of an RF gun with a GaAs cathode installed

Kurt Aulenbacher, R. Bossart, H.-H. Braun, Clendenin, J E, Delahaye, J P, Madsen, J H B, Mulhollan, G A, Sheppard, J, Suberlucq, Guy, Tang, H

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The operation of an rf gun with a GaAs crystal installed as the cathode has been tested in anticipation of eventually producing a polarized electron beam for a future e{sup +}/e{sup -} collider using an rf photoinjector.

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The operation of an rf gun with a GaAs crystal installed as the cathode has been tested in anticipation of eventually producing a polarized electron beam for a future e{sup +}/e{sup -} collider using an rf photoinjector.

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The operation of an rf gun with a GaAs crystal installed as the cathode has been tested in anticipation of eventually producing a polarized electron beam for a future e{sup +}/e{sup -} collider using an rf photoinjector.

Key concepts: Cathode, Electron gun, Nuclear engineering, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Electrical engineering, Engineering, Physics

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