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Stimulated Compton scattering

Stimulated Compton scattering regime. The situation is shown for the laboratory frame and the electron rest frame. [Pg.119]

Fig. 16. Feynmann-type diagram of the Stimulated Compton scattering process and nature of upper and lower states of Free Electron Laser transition". Fig. 16. Feynmann-type diagram of the Stimulated Compton scattering process and nature of upper and lower states of Free Electron Laser transition".
Compton regime This denotes operation in a free-electron laser in which the dominant mechanism is stimulated Compton scattering. In this process, the wiggler field (which appears to be a backwards-propagating electromagnetic wave in the rest frame of the electrons) produces secondary electromagnetic waves by scattering off the electrons. [Pg.126]

Fedorov, M. V., Goreslavsky, S. P., and Letokhov, V. S. (1997). Pondermotive forces and stimulated Compton scattering of free electrons in a laser-field. Physical Review E, 55, 1015-1027. [Pg.284]

Photons, Compton-scattered, 21 312 Photon spectrum, 21 296 Photon stimulated desorption (PSD), 24 74 Photooxidation, 9 385-386 dye-induced, 19 195 in industry, 9 518 reactions, 9 515-518 Photooxidative degradation... [Pg.703]

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