D.J. Larson
Abstract
Recent progress in electron-cooler technology has resulted in the operation of a 2 MeV, 0.1 A dc recirculating electron-beam system. A similar system could be used to drive a continuous-wave free electron laser (cw FEL). The requirements and feasibility of a cw FEL are discussed.
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Recent progress in electron-cooler technology has resulted in the operation of a 2 MeV, 0.1 A dc recirculating electron-beam system. A similar system could be used to drive a continuous-wave free electron laser (cw FEL). The requirements and feasibility of a cw FEL are discussed.
Key concepts: Continuous wave, Free-electron laser, Laser, Free electron model, Electron, Cathode ray, Laser beams, Physics