Analysis of Characteristics of a Cherenkov Laser for an Electromagnetic Wave with Continuous Frequency Spectrum
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The characteristics of an open-boundary Cherenkov laser for an electromagnetic wave with a continuous frequency spectrum are numerically analyzed. A given power spectral density for the input wave is found to get concentrated around the frequency where the spatial growth rate is maximum, as it grows along the electron beam. In addition, the frequency for the maximum growth rate is found to shift gradually to higher values. Furthermore, by gradually increasing the permittivity of the dielectric waveguide along it, we can always get the maximum power spectral density at the frequency where the spatial growth rate initially becomes maximum at the input.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E76-C No.10 pp.1481-1486
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- 1993/10/25
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Katsuhiko HORINOUCHI, Masahiro SATA, Toshiyuki SHIOZAWA, "Analysis of Characteristics of a Cherenkov Laser for an Electromagnetic Wave with Continuous Frequency Spectrum" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
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Abstract: The characteristics of an open-boundary Cherenkov laser for an electromagnetic wave with a continuous frequency spectrum are numerically analyzed. A given power spectral density for the input wave is found to get concentrated around the frequency where the spatial growth rate is maximum, as it grows along the electron beam. In addition, the frequency for the maximum growth rate is found to shift gradually to higher values. Furthermore, by gradually increasing the permittivity of the dielectric waveguide along it, we can always get the maximum power spectral density at the frequency where the spatial growth rate initially becomes maximum at the input.
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