How can 27 GHz normal conducting cavities be used in 10-100 MW CW proton drivers?

Sergey V. Kutsaev @Sergey-Kutsaev

01 August 2014 1 8K Report

ABSTRACT A biperiodical accelerating structure of compact electron accelerator with operating frequency 27 GHz...

Conference Paper Beam Dynamics Simulation in High-Power High-Energy Accelerat...

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It seems the abstract is mismatched and taken from a different paper.

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