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Mahdizadeh, N.

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MOPB38 Beam Temperature Effects on the Growth Rate of a Two-Stream Free Electron Laser 107
 
  • N. Mahdizadeh
    Islamic Azad University, Sabzevar Branch, Sabzevar
  • F.M. Aghamir
    University of Tehran, Tehran
  • A. Raghavi
    pnum, Mashhad
  • S. Saviz
    PPRC, Tehran
 
 

The effects of temperature on the growth rate of a two-stream free electron laser (TSFEL) with planar wiggler magnetic pump have been investigated. The dispersion equation has been derived through the use of continuity, momentum transfer, and Maxwell's equations. In the analysis, only the longitudinal component of the pressure tensor is considered in the electron equation of motion. The characteristics of the dispersion relation along with the growth rate are analyzed numerically. The results show that the growth rate in this system (TSFEL) is relatively higher than the conventional FEL; finally, we compare our results with other cases, like without beam temperature, and conventional FEL.

 
MOPB12 FEL-IFEL, a Crossed Field Wiggler Scheme for Energy Transfer Between Two Electromagnetic Waves 68
 
  • A. Raghavi
    pnum, Mashhad
  • N. Mahdizadeh
    PPRC, Tehran
 
 

A combination of two planar magnetic wigglers with orthogonal fields and a shared electron beam is proposed for energy transfer between two different electromagnetic waves. It is shown that one of the wigglers can acts as an IFEL accelerator by extracting energy from a seed wave while simultaneously another wiggler works as a FEL and amplifies its corresponding resonant frequency. The equation of motion in the small signal gain (SSG) regime for this FEL-IFEL structure is studied. It is shown that the bunching process occurs for the electron beam in two different scales, corresponding to two different ponderomotive waves. It is concluded finally that, in principle, it is possible to use a FEL-IFEL scheme for energy exchange between two electromagnetic waves and retain an electron beam in resonance with two different electromagnetic waves simultaneously.