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INVERSE FEL EXPERIMENT

Worldwide Inverse Free Electron Laser Experimental Results (January 1996)
e- Yerevan1 Columbia2 Brookhaven/ATF3
Injection Energy [MeV] 12. 0.75 40.
Energy Gain [MeV] 0.02 0.25 0.9
Accel. Grad. [MeV/m] 0.1 0.6 1.9
Wiggler
Length [cm] 20. 38. 47.
Period [cm] 0.95 1.8-2.25 2.89-3.14
Bw [kG] 10. 0.4 10.
CO2 Laser,FEL*
Power [GW] 0.02 0.005* 1.0
Wave Length [micron] 10. 1600* 10.6 
i)  A. Amatuny, et. al., Proc. XIII Int. Conf. HE Accelerators, 1987.
ii) I. Wernick, T. Marshall, Phys. Rev A46, 1992.
iii)A. van Steenbergen, et. al., BNL/ATF Users Meeting, Dec. 1995.

 

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