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Information × Registration Number 0215U000509, 0112U001379 , R & D reports Title The electromagnetic phenomena in the low-dimensional metal-planar periodic system of the millimeter-infrared wavelengths popup.stage_title Head Vorobyov Hennadiy, Registration Date 27-02-2015 Organization Sumy State University popup.description2 The object of the study is physics of wave electromagnetic phenomena in multiply connected systems and cluster FEL-klystrons with periodic inhomogeneities. The purpose is experimental modeling (using numerical methods) physics of electromagnetic phenomena in quasi-optical systems multiply the millimeter range with periodic inhomogeneities, as well as analysis of two-stream cluster FEL-klystrons. The research methods are classical methods of modern electrodynamics and electronics, as well as methods of experimental modeling. The paper presents the analysis of the general concept of small electromagnetic phenomena in metal-dielectric systems and free-electron lasers, which lies in the experimental and numerical modeling of wave processes in periodic dielectric structures of various modifications, determining the appropriate embodiment of the studied devices for amplification and generation of electromagnetic waves in the millimeter-infrared ranges. In addition to the work carried out a qualitative analysis of two-stream active FEL-klystrons as a new class of electronic devices intended for the formation of clusters of femtosecond electromagnetic field. Proposed three new structural scheme of the FEL. Analyzed in detail multiharmonic processes in the transit section of such devices. Product Description popup.authors Алексенко Г.А. Барсук І.В. Дорошенко Д.Ю. Дрозденко Д.А. Журба В.О. Лисенко О.В. Петровский М.В. Побєдіна Л.В. Пономарьова Г.О. Рибалко О.О. Шульга Ю.В. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Vorobyov Hennadiy. The electromagnetic phenomena in the low-dimensional metal-planar periodic system of the millimeter-infrared wavelengths. (popup.stage: ). Sumy State University. № 0215U000509
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