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Induced Resonance Evolution of the channeling electron beam

26 Sept 2016, 12:35
15m

Speaker

Prof. Nikolay Kalashnikov (National Research Nuclear University Mephi)

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Induced Resonance Evolution of the channeling electron beam V.V. Ambartsumov1, N.P. Kalashnikov1 1 National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute). e-mail: vazgen993@yandex.ru; kalash@mephi.ru Abstract. The motion of channeling particles in the accompanying coordinate system can be considered as one-dimensional oscillator (in the case of planar channeling) or as a two-dimensional atom (in the case of axial channeling) [1-5]. The transversal motion of the channeling particles is characterized by discrete spectrum. The occupation probability of the transversal motion levels depends on the entrance angle of charged particle relative to the crystallographic axis. Passing through the single crystal the charged channeling particle undergoes periodic impact of the lattice atoms [2,6,7] with the main frequency ω= γ v⁄(d,) where is the lattice constant, and γ=E⁄(mc^2 ) are the speed and the Lorentz-factor of the channeling particle [2]. If an external periodic action frequency coincides with the transition frequency of the channeling particles from one quantized state of transversal motion in another, then the resonant excitation of channeling particles is possible. This effect is analogous with the excitation of the atomic electrons by the periodic field of monochromatic electromagnetic waves [7-9]. The resonance conditions are discussed and the dependence of the occupation probability of the transversal motion levels of the channeling particles (electrons) upon the single crystal thickness is analyzed. References Lindhard J. Dansk. Vid. Selsk. Math.-Phys. Medd, 1965, v.34 Kalashnikov N.P. Coherent Interactions of Charged Particles in Single Crystals. (Scattering and Radiative Processes in Single Crystals). Harwood Academic Publishers. London and New York. 1988. Baryshevskii V.G. Channeling, Radiation and Reactions in Single Crystal at High Energies. Minsk. University. (in Russian). 1982. Vorobiev S.A. Channeling of Electron Beams. Energoatomizdat. Moscow (in Russian). 1984. Ryabov V.A. Channeling effect. Energoatomizdat. Moscow. (in Russian). 1994. Okorokov V.V. et.al., Phys. Lett., 1973. A43 3929. Ohtsuki Yoshi-Hiko. Charged Beam Interaction with Solids. Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan. Taylor and Francis Ltd. London and New York 1983. Flugge Siegfried. Practical Quantum Mechanics II. Springer-Verlag. Berlin-Heidelberg-New York. 1971. Landau L.D., Lifshitz E.M. (1977). Quantum Mechanics: Non-Relativistic Theory. v.3 (3-rd ed.). Pergamon Press. ISBN 978-0-08-020940-1.

Primary author

Prof. Nikolay Kalashnikov (National Research Nuclear University Mephi)

Co-author

Mr VAZGEN AMBARTSUMOV (National Research Nuclear University MEPhI)

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