"Shadowing" of the electromagnetic field of relativistic charged particles

Physics – Accelerator Physics

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VIII International Symposium Radiation from Relativistic Electrons in Periodic Structures (RREPS-09), Zvenigorod, Russia, Sept

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10.1088/1742-6596/236/1/012004

In radiation processes such as a transition radiation, diffraction radiation, etc. based on relativistic electrons passing through or near an opaque screen, the electron self-field is partly shadowed after the screen over a distance of the order of the formation length $\gamma^2\lambda$. This effect has been investigated on coherent diffraction radiation (DR) by electron bunches. Absorbing and conductive half-plane screens were placed at various distances L before a standard DR source (inclined half-plane mirror). The radiation intensity was reduced when the screen was at small L and on the same side as the mirror. No reduction was observed when the screen was on the opposite side. It is worth noting that absorbing and conductive half-plane screens produce the same shadowing effect. The shadowing effect is responsible for a bound on the intensity of Smith-Purcell radiation.

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