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... radiation spectral distri- bution of two electrons moving in a spiral in medium in relativistic case . The spectra of synchrotron , Cherenkov and synchrotron - Cherenkov radiations for a single electron are analyzed . Keywords ...
... radiation spectral distri- bution of two electrons moving in a spiral in medium in relativistic case . The spectra of synchrotron , Cherenkov and synchrotron - Cherenkov radiations for a single electron are analyzed . Keywords ...
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... radiation power for two electrons moving one by one in a spiral in transparent medium ( n = 1.2 , μ , = 1 ) VLmed = 0.4713 c , V = 0.3333.c , pint med1 || med med3 = 0.192.10-21 W = It is interesting to compare the radiation power ...
... radiation power for two electrons moving one by one in a spiral in transparent medium ( n = 1.2 , μ , = 1 ) VLmed = 0.4713 c , V = 0.3333.c , pint med1 || med med3 = 0.192.10-21 W = It is interesting to compare the radiation power ...
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v is radiation velocity in the resonator , f is radiation frequency , c is light velocity in vacuum , n is absolute value of refraction index of active substance . L ( Mm ) 6+ 5- 4+ 3+ 2 1- 0 0,15 0,2 0,25 0,3 0,35 0,4 0,45 0,5 0,55 0,6 ...
v is radiation velocity in the resonator , f is radiation frequency , c is light velocity in vacuum , n is absolute value of refraction index of active substance . L ( Mm ) 6+ 5- 4+ 3+ 2 1- 0 0,15 0,2 0,25 0,3 0,35 0,4 0,45 0,5 0,55 0,6 ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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