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      Photon Emission from Charged Particles Moving in Undulators Placed in a Photonic Crystal

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          The law of photon radiation from electron beams passing through a photonic crystal in the presence of an undulator is considered. The spectral-angular distribution and the time evolution of radiation is found. It is shown that the characteristics of the radiation intensity in time demonstrate oscillations due to the interference between undulator and parametric (quasi-Cherenkov) radiations.

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                Journal
                11 June 2013
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                1306.2464
                00a83893-f77b-413c-8c59-1d44f53dd27d

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                17 pages, 1 .eps figure
                physics.optics physics.acc-ph

                High energy & Particle physics,Optical materials & Optics
                High energy & Particle physics, Optical materials & Optics

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