What is a High Gradient RF Structure

Sirben4

Can anyone tell me what a high gradient RF structure is?
I think it is referring to the strength of say an electric field in a structure oscillating at radio frequency but I am not sure.

I would appreciate any explanation.

Bobbywhy

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