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Design of multiple-beam klystron cavities

Robson K. B. Silva, Cláudio C. Motta

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In this work the design of multiple-beam reentrant cavities with 4, 6, and 8 beam tunnels for a 350 MHz is presented. These cavities can be useful in a multiple-beam klystron development for proton linac including spallation neutron source applications. The study was carried out using the electromagnetic tool CST Microwave Studio.

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In this work the design of multiple-beam reentrant cavities with 4, 6, and 8 beam tunnels for a 350 MHz is presented. These cavities can be useful in a multiple-beam klystron development for proton linac including spallation neutron source applications. The study was carried out using the electromagnetic tool CST Microwave Studio.

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In this work the design of multiple-beam reentrant cavities with 4, 6, and 8 beam tunnels for a 350 MHz is presented. These cavities can be useful in a multiple-beam klystron development for proton linac including spallation neutron source applications. The study was carried out using the electromagnetic tool CST Microwave Studio.

Key concepts: Klystron, Spallation Neutron Source, Beam (structure), Linear particle accelerator, Microwave, Physics, Spallation, Proton

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