Radiation produced by Electron Acceleration

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Start date Oct 23, 2003
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Acceleration Electron produced Radiation

Oct 23, 2003

Fullhawking

Anyone know the equations governing the emition of radiation in a linear electron accelerator?

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Oct 23, 2003

drag

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It's called Bremsstrahlung radiation, look up the
formulas. (I had to look up for the name again !
I always forget how to spell that blasted Bre...monster.)

Last edited: Oct 23, 2003

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