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THE PROBLEMS OF THE CYCLOTRON RADIATION

W. B. Riesenfeld

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The single particle model is used to investigate the angular dependence of cyclotron radiation emission, the rate of energy transfer to electrons, and the effect of reflectors on radiation losses. The collective model for cyclotron radiation is shown to confirm the results Trubnikov and Kudryavtsev obtained with the single particle model. (D.C.W.)

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The single particle model is used to investigate the angular dependence of cyclotron radiation emission, the rate of energy transfer to electrons, and the effect of reflectors on radiation losses. The collective model for cyclotron radiation is shown to confirm the results Trubnikov and Kudryavtsev obtained with the single particle model. (D.C.W.)

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The single particle model is used to investigate the angular dependence of cyclotron radiation emission, the rate of energy transfer to electrons, and the effect of reflectors on radiation losses. The collective model for cyclotron radiation is shown to confirm the results Trubnikov and Kudryavtsev obtained with the single particle model. (D.C.W.)

Key concepts: Cyclotron, Radiation, Cyclotron radiation, Electron, Physics, Particle radiation, Atomic physics, Nuclear physics

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