Browsing by Author "Reiser, M."
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Collective acceleration of heavy ions
Destler, William; Floyd, L.; Reiser, M. (American Physical Society, 1980-01-14)Results of experiments on the collective acceleration of H, He, N, Ne, Ar, and Kr ions with an intense relativistic electron beam (1.5 MeV, 30 kA, 30 ns) are reported. Using time-of-flight diagnostics, we found that the ... -
Collective acceleration of light and heavy ions
Destler, William; Floyd, L.; Cremer, J.; Parsons, C.; Reiser, M.; Rudmin, J. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 1981-06)The collective acceleration of ions (H, D, He, C, N, Ne, Al, Ar, Fe, Cu, Xe) from a well localized plasma immediately downstream of a relativistic electron beam diode is experimentally investigated. The ions are produced ... -
Collective effects observed in the passage of a hollow, relativistic electron beam through a narrow magnetic cusp
Destler, William; Hudgins, D.; Misra, P.; Reiser, M.; Rhee, M.; Zorn, G. (1974) -
Effects of drift chamber geometry on the axial and radial confinement of hollow, rotating, relativistic elctron beams of the Maryland ERA
Rhee, M.; Destler, William; Hudgins, D.; Reiser, M. (1976-11) -
Experimental observations on fornation of rotating election beams and effects of gas loading in the Maryland ERA
Destler, William; Hudgins, D.; Linhart, J.; Misra, P.; Reiser, M.; Rhee, M.; Zorn, G. (1973) -
Experimental studies of heavy ion collection acceleration at the University of Maryland
Destler, William; Floyd, L.; Reiser, M. (IEEE, 1979-06)The collective acceleration of ions (H,C,N) from a well-localized ion source immediately downstream of a relativistic electron beam diode is experimentally investigated, The ions are produced either in a wellconfined gas ... -
Experimental study of collective acceleration of ions from a localized gas cloud
Floyd, L.; Destler, William; Reiser, M.; Shin, H. (American Institute of Physics, 1981-02)The collective acceleration of ions (H, D, He, N, Ne; Ar, Kr, Xe) to peak energies of about 5 MeV/nucleon has been achieved using a 1.5-MeV, 35-kA, 30-ns electron beam pulse. Ion energies have been measured using ... -
Generation and suppression of microwave radiation in the Maryland ERA
Destler, William; Dias-Bandaranaike, R.; Hudgins, D.; Kawasaki, S.; Reiser, M.; Rhee, M. (1976) -
High power high brightness electron beam generation in a pulse-line driven pseudospark discharge
Destler, William; Segalov, Z.; Rodgers, J.; Ramaswamy, K.; Reiser, M. (IEEE, 1993-05-17)High brightness (~3×1010 A/m2rad2 ), high power density (~1010 W/cm2) electron beams have been generated by the mating of a hollow-cathode discharge device operating in the pseudospark regime to the output of a high power ... -
High power, high brightness electron beam generation in a pulse-line driven pseudospark discharge
Destler, William; Segalov, Z.; Rodgers, J.; Ramaswamy, K.; Reiser, M. (IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics, 1993)High brightness (m 3 x 10" A/m2rad2), high power density (- 1O1O W/cm2) electron beams have been generated by the mating of a hollow-cathode discharge device operating in the pseudospark regime to the output of a high ... -
Studies of single particle behavior in relativistic electron beam passage through a cusped magnetic field
Rhee, M.; Destler, William; Hudgins, D.; Reiser, M.; Uhm, H.; Zorn, G. (1973) -
Studies of the helix controlled beam front accelerator concept
Destler, William; O'Shea, P.G.; Reiser, M.; Striffler, C.D.; Welsh, D.; Fleischmann, H.H. (IEEE - Transactions on Nuclear Science, 1983-08)Helix controlled collective ion acceleration involves the use of a helical slow wave structure to control the propagation velocity of an intense relativistic electron beam front, in which ions could be trapped and accelerated ... -
Study of collective ion acceleration in vacuum
Destler, William; Uhm, H.; Kim, H.; Reiser, M. (American Institute of Physics, 1979-05)Theoretical and experimental studies of the collective acceleration of ions by a linear electron beam in an evacuated drift tube are presented. A one-dimensional theoretical model of the collective acceleration process ...