Start-to-end simulations of plasma-wakefield acceleration using the MAX IV Linear Accelerator
Plasma-wakefield acceleration (PWFA) relies on the interaction between intense particle bunches and plasma for reaching higher accelerating gradients than what is possible with conventional radio-frequency technology. Using ultra-relativistic beam drivers allows for long acceleration lengths and hav...
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