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A. Ts. Amatuni

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Amplification of External EM-wave by Nonlinear Wake Waves in Cold Plasma

Interaction of external monochromatic, linearly polorized plane EM-wave with nonlinear one-dimensional wake wave, generated by relativistic electron bunch moving in cold plasma, is considered. At definite conditions on parameters of plasma and bunch, nonlinear wake wave can have a pronounced spikes, where plasma electron density has its maximum value and plasma electron velocities are nearing wave breaking limit, i.e. velocity of the rigid driving bunch. Presented calculations show, that external EM-wave, propagating through plasma, normal to the bunch velocity, at such a conditions can be amplified inside the spikes, due to interaction with the plasma electrons. EM-wave, Thomson scattered on spikes, is also amplified. Amplification factors are obtained for the both cases at different conditions on EM-wave-plasma-electron bunch system parameters. An additional amplification takes place, when the frequency of EM-wave is nearing to the spike plasma frequency.

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Two-dimensional Stationary Wake Fields in Vortexfree Cold Plasma. I

Present paper is devoted to formulation of the system of the master equations of the problem and analytical considerations of the limiting cases, which have an exact solutions (transversal and longitudinal flat bunches, linear approxim- ation). Presented consideration gives some hints to the construction of proper algorithm for numerical calculations.

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Coaxial Ring Cyclotron as a Perspective Nuclear Power Engineering Machine

The circuit arrangement of the proposed coaxial ring cyclotron (CRC) is described, and its main advantages, such as simple injection technique, several injected beams summation option, high efficiency, are considered. The proposed proton accelerator is a perspective machine for the solution of the main problems of the present day nuclear power engineering as well as for the next-generation nuclear power plants, representing a combination of subcritical reactors and particle accelerators. The possibility of installation of CRCs into ring accelerators with an average diameter from 60 to $100m$, e.g., the Yerevan electron synchrotron, is considered.

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