M. Friedman
Abstract
A region of strong electric field (i.e., a virtual cathode) is formed when a relativistic electron beam is forced to flow through a cavity. This region is located at the entrance of the cavity and significantly affects the behavior of the beam.
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A region of strong electric field (i.e., a virtual cathode) is formed when a relativistic electron beam is forced to flow through a cavity. This region is located at the entrance of the cavity and significantly affects the behavior of the beam.
Key concepts: Cathode, Relativistic electron beam, Cathode ray, Atomic physics, Beam (structure), Electric field, Electron, Physics