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Kinetic treatment of radiation reaction effects. /
Noble, Adam; Gratus, Jonathan; Burton, David et al.
Laser acceleration of electrons, protons, and ions and medical applications of laser-generated secondary sources of radiation and particles. ed. / WP Leemans; E Esarey; SM Hooker; KWD Ledingham; K Spohr; P McKenna. BELLINGHAM: SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING, 2011. p. -.
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Harvard
Noble, A, Gratus, J, Burton, D, Ersfeld, B, Islam, MR, Kravets, Y, Raj, G & Jaroszynski, D 2011,
Kinetic treatment of radiation reaction effects. in WP Leemans, E Esarey, SM Hooker, KWD Ledingham, K Spohr & P McKenna (eds),
Laser acceleration of electrons, protons, and ions and medical applications of laser-generated secondary sources of radiation and particles. SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING, BELLINGHAM, pp. -, Conference on Laser Acceleration of Electrons, Protons, and Ions and Medical Applications of Laser-Generated Secondary Sources of Radiation and Particles, Prague,
18/04/11.
https://doi.org/10.1117/12.887107
APA
Noble, A., Gratus, J., Burton, D., Ersfeld, B., Islam, M. R., Kravets, Y., Raj, G., & Jaroszynski, D. (2011).
Kinetic treatment of radiation reaction effects. In WP. Leemans, E. Esarey, SM. Hooker, KWD. Ledingham, K. Spohr, & P. McKenna (Eds.),
Laser acceleration of electrons, protons, and ions and medical applications of laser-generated secondary sources of radiation and particles (pp. -). SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING.
https://doi.org/10.1117/12.887107
Vancouver
Noble A, Gratus J, Burton D, Ersfeld B, Islam MR, Kravets Y et al.
Kinetic treatment of radiation reaction effects. In Leemans WP, Esarey E, Hooker SM, Ledingham KWD, Spohr K, McKenna P, editors, Laser acceleration of electrons, protons, and ions and medical applications of laser-generated secondary sources of radiation and particles. BELLINGHAM: SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING. 2011. p. - doi: 10.1117/12.887107
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Bibtex
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abstract = "Modern accelerators and light sources subject bunches of charged particles to quasiperiodic motion in extremely high electric fields, under which they may emit a substantial fraction of their energy. To properly describe the motion of these particle bunches, we require a kinetic theory of radiation reaction. We develop such a theory based on the notorious Lorentz-Dirac equation, and explore how it reduces to the usual Vlasov theory in the appropriate limit. As a simple illustration of the theory, we explore the radiative damping of Langmuir waves.",
keywords = "Radiation reaction, kinetic theory",
author = "Adam Noble and Jonathan Gratus and David Burton and Bernhard Ersfeld and Islam, {M. Ranaul} and Yevgen Kravets and Gurav Raj and Dino Jaroszynski",
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AU - Noble, Adam
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AU - Raj, Gurav
AU - Jaroszynski, Dino
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A2 - Spohr, K
A2 - McKenna, P
PB - SPIE-INT SOC OPTICAL ENGINEERING
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