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Interrupted particle source
Kenneth Gall,Gerrit Townsend Zwart +1 more
- 25 Nov 2008
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TL;DR: A synchrocyclotron as discussed by the authors includes magnetic structures to provide a magnetic field to a cavity, and a particle source to accelerate particles from the plasma column at the acceleration region.
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Abstract: A synchrocyclotron includes magnetic structures to provide a magnetic field to a cavity, a particle source to provide a plasma column to the cavity, where the particle source has a housing to hold the plasma column, and where the housing is interrupted at an acceleration region to expose the plasma column, and a voltage source to provide a radio frequency (RF) voltage to the cavity to accelerate particles from the plasma column at the acceleration region.
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