Present status of the theory of relativistic plasma microwave electronics
Abstract Theoretical research on high-power microwave sources based on stimulated emission from relativistic election beams in plasma waveguides and resonators is reviewed. Both microwave amplifiers and oscillators are investigated. Two mechanisms for stimulated emission—resonant Cherenkov emission...
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Abstract Theoretical research on high-power microwave sources based on stimulated emission from relativistic election beams in plasma waveguides and resonators is reviewed. Both microwave amplifiers and oscillators are investigated. Two mechanisms for stimulated emission—resonant Cherenkov emission from a relativistic electron beam in a plasma and nonresonant Pierce emission arising from the onset of a high-frequency Pierce instability—are studied theoretically. The theory developed here is motivated by recent experiments carried out at the Institute of General Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences and is aimed at creating high-power pulsed plasma microwave sources [both narrowband (Δω/ω<0.1) and broadband (or noisy, Δω/ω≈1)] based on high-current relativistic electron beams. Although the paper is devoted to theoretical problems, all analytic estimates and numerical calculations are made with real experiments in mind and theoretical results are compared with reliable experimental data. Special attention is paid to the opportunity to progress to short (millimeter) and long (decimeter) wavelength ranges. Some factors that influence the formation of the wave spectra excited by relativistic electron beams in plasma sources are discussed. © MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica" 2000 |
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