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Volume 30 - Issue 4 - December 2012

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Contribution from recoiling atoms in secondary electron emission induced by slow highly charged ions from tungsten surface
Lixia Zeng, Zhongfeng Xu, Yongtao Zhao, Yuyu Wang, Jianguo Wang, Rui Cheng, Xiaoan Zhang, Jieru Ren, Xianming Zhou, Xing Wang, Yu Lei, Yongfeng Li, Yang Yu, Xueliang Liu, Guoqing Xiao, Fuli Li
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30 October 2012, pp. 707-711
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The electron emission yield γ induced by Ne2+ and O2+ impacting on a clean tungsten surface has been measured. The range of projectile energy is from 3 keV/u to 14 keV/u. The total electron yield gradually increases with the projectile velocity. It is found simultaneously that the total electron yield for O2+ is larger than the total electron yield for Ne2+, which is opposite to the results for higher projectile velocity. After considering the contribution from recoiling atoms to the energy distribution and electron emission yield, we find that recoiling atoms are of crucial importance in electron emission in our energy range. Thus, the unexpected results in our experiment can be explained successfully.

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Effects of dielectric discontinuity on the dispersion characteristics of the tape helix slow-wave structure with two metal shields—ERRATUM
Yu Zhang, Jinliang Liu, Shiwen Wang, Xuliang Fan, Hongbo Zhang, Jiahuai Feng
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20 November 2012, p. 713
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A large-signal theory of bunching in the triaxial klystron amplifier—ERRATUM
Zumin Qi, Jun Zhang, Huihuang Zhong, Zehai Zhang
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20 November 2012, p. 715
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