Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter

The condition and specific features of non-dipole regime of radiation is discussed in connection with the results of the recent CERN experiment NA63 on measurement of the radiation power spectrum of 149 GeV electrons in thin tantalum targets. The first experimental detection of logarithmic dependenc...

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description The condition and specific features of non-dipole regime of radiation is discussed in connection with the results of the recent CERN experiment NA63 on measurement of the radiation power spectrum of 149 GeV electrons in thin tantalum targets. The first experimental detection of logarithmic dependence of radiation yield from the target thickness is the conclusive evidence of the e®ect of radiation suppression in a thin layer of matter, which was predicted many years ago, and which is the direct manifestation of the radiation of a relativistic electron with non-equilibrium own Coulomb field. The special features of the angular distribution of the radiation and its polarization in a thin target at non-dipole regime are proposed for a new experimental study. Умови реалізації та особливості недипольного режиму випромінювання обговорюються в контексті результатів недавніх експериментів CERN NA 63 по вимірам спектрів випромінювання електронів з енергією 149 ГеВ у тонких мішенях танталу. Перше спостереження логарифмічної залежності виходу випромінення від товщини мішені, зроблене в цьому експерименті, є переконливим доказом існування ефекту пригнічення випромінювання в тонкому шарі речовини, який був теоретично передбачений багато років тому, і який є прямим проявом випромінювання релятивістських електронів з нерівновагим власним кулонівським полем. Пропонується проведення нових експериментальних досліджень, передбачуваних теорією особливостей кутового розподілу випромінювання і його поляризації в тонкій мішені в умовах недипольного режиму випромінювання. Условия реализации и особенности недипольного режима излучения обсуждаются в контексте результатов недавних экспериментов CERN NA 63 по измерению спектров излучения электронов с энергией 149 ГэВ в тонких мишенях тантала. Первое наблюдение логарифмической зависимости выхода излучения от толщины мишени, сделанное в этом эксперименте, является убедительным доказательством существования эффекта подавления излучения в тонком слое вещества, который был предсказан много лет назад, и который является прямым проявлением излучения релятивистских электронов с неравновесным собственным кулоновским полем. Предлагается проведение новых экспериментальных исследований, предсказываемых теорией особенностей углового распределения излучения и его поляризации в тонкой мишени в условиях недипольного режима излучения.
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fulltext SPECIAL FEATURES OF ULTRARELATIVISTIC ELECTRON RADIATION IN A THIN LAYER OF MATTER A.S. Fomin∗, S.P. Fomin, N.F. Shul’ga National Science Center ”Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology”, 61108, Kharkov, Ukraine (Received August 11, 2011) The condition and specific features of non-dipole regime of radiation is discussed in connection with the results of the recent CERN experiment NA63 on measurement of the radiation power spectrum of 149 GeV electrons in thin tantalum targets. The first experimental detection of logarithmic dependence of radiation yield from the target thickness is the conclusive evidence of the effect of radiation suppression in a thin layer of matter, which was predicted many years ago, and which is the direct manifestation of the radiation of a relativistic electron with non-equilibrium own Coulomb field. The special features of the angular distribution of the radiation and its polarization in a thin target at non-dipole regime are proposed for a new experimental study. PACS: 41.60.-m ; 41.75.Ht 1. INTRODUCTION During last two years there were published the results of recent experimental investigations on the special features of a relativistic electron bremsstrahlung in a thin target [1, 2]. These measurements were done by international collaboration NA63 in CERN us- ing SPS secondary electron beam with energy around 200 GeV . One of the main motives to carry out this experiment was to make clear the unexpected result of the SLAC experiment E-146 [3-5] that showed a strange behavior of the radiation spectrum of 25 GeV electrons in relatively small-thickness target, espe- cially for the gold target with a thickness of 0.7% of the radiation length [3, 4]. The SLAC experiment E-146 was generally de- voted to the verification of the Migdal quantitative theory of the Landau-Pomeranchuk-Migdal (LPM) effect [6, 7], which describes the suppression of radia- tion of relativistic electrons in an amorphous matter due to the multiple scattering on atoms in compari- son with the predictions of the Bethe-Heitler theory [8]. The analysis of the data obtained in SLAC ex- periment E-146 showed a good agreement between the calculations using the Migdal formula (LPM ef- fect) and the experimental data for relatively thick targets and not very low photon energies. However, for the case of the gold target with a thickness of 0.7% of radiation length there was a significant dis- agreement between theory and experiment [4]. Such ”unexpected” behavior of the radiation spectrum at low frequencies was named in [4] as ”edge effect” and firstly they tried to exclude it by subtraction proce- dure, because ”no satisfactory theoretical treatment of this phenomenon” was found for that moment. Ac- tually, they found out the Ternovskii article [9], in which the Migdal theory of the LPM effect that de- veloped for boundless amorphous medium was im- proved for the finite target thickness case. However, when they tried to use the Ternovskii formula to de- scribe the ”edge effect”, they obtained the excess of the Bethe-Heitler result [8] instead of the expected suppression, and they wrote in [3] that this formula gives ”unphysical result”. The discrepancy observed in SLAC experiment stimulated a new wave of theoretical investigations of the multiple scattering effect on radiation (see [10- 15]). In [10] it was shown that the deviation from pre- dictions of the Migdal theory observed in [3-5] takes place, when the target thickness t is small in compar- ison with the coherence length (or formation zone) of radiation process lc = 2ε′ε/m2ω [16] (here m and ε are the mass and initial energy of an electron, ω is the emitted photon energy, ε′ = ε − ω, we use the system of units: h = c = 1). Exactly this case t ¿ lc was theoretically considered earlier in [17, 18], where the specific effect of the suppression of radiation in a thin layer of matter was described and discussed in details including its essential distinction from the LPM and BH regimes of radiation. As was shown in [10], the ”unphysical result” obtained by the Ter- novskii formula in [3] connected with the usage of the asymptotic formula for a mean-square angle of mul- tiple scattering, which is not applicable for the SLAC experiment E-146 conditions. The quantitative theory of the radiation suppres- sion effect in a thin layer of matter was developed later in [10-15] using different approaches. The re- sults obtained in these works are in a good agreement with the SLAC experimental data for the thin golden target (see, for example, reviews [4, 19]). However, ∗Corresponding author E-mail address: ofomin@kipt.kharkov.ua PROBLEMS OF ATOMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 2011, N5. Series: Nuclear Physics Investigations (56), p.75-81. 75 it was the only one explicit manifestation of this ef- fect during the SLAC experiment E-146 and it took place in a relatively narrow photon energy region for 25 GeV electrons. That is why it was necessary to carry out a special experimental investigation of this effect at higher electron energy that gives a wider photon energy region for observation of this effect and, that is even more important, to study the thick- ness dependence of radiation intensity in a thin tar- get case, which is fundamentally differed from the BH and LPM regime of radiation (see [17-19]). A new experimental study of the LPM and analo- gous effects at essentially higher electron energies (up to ε = 287 GeV ) was carried out recently at CERN by the NA63 Collaboration (see [20, 21] and also [1, 2,]). The results of measurements [20] for Ir, Ta and Cu targets with thicknesses about 4 % of the radia- tion length showed good agreement with the Migdal theory of the LPM effect. The effect of suppression of radiation in a thin target, named in [20] as the Ternovskii-Shul’ga-Fomin (TSF) effect, was also con- sidered in [20, 21], however, the photon energy region, in which the TSF effect could be observed for chosen target thicknesses, were below the energy threshold of measured photons ωmin = 2 GeV for both these experiments. The condition for the successful obser- vation of the TSF effect in radiation spectrum was realized later in CERN for 206 and 234 GeV electrons radiation in 5...10 µm thin Ta targets [1]. Finally, probably the most complicated measure- ments for realization, but the most important for demonstration of the TSF effect essence, namely the logarithmic thickness dependence of radiation inten- sity in a thin target, were successfully carried out recently by the CERN NA63 Collaboration [2]. This is the first direct demonstration of the suppression of radiation effect for a relativistic electron with non- equilibrium own Coulomb field [18, 22]. This effect should have its analog also in QCD at quark-gluon interaction. In this paper we present the theoretical analysis and treatment of the recent CERN experimental re- sults [1, 2]. We also propose to carry out a new ex- periment to study the special features of the angular distribution of radiation at the TSF effect conditions, which were theoretically described in [23]. These fea- tures can give a new opportunity for obtaining a high degree of linear polarization of gamma-quanta that was proposed in [24]. 2. GENERAL CONDITIONS AND FEATURES OF LPM AND TSF EFFECTS According to the standard Bethe-Hietler theory of bresstrahlung in amorphous matter the radiation power spectrum dE/dω defined by scattering of rel- ativistic electron on target atoms is proportional to the target thickness t [8]: dEBH dω = 2t 3X0 [( 1 + ε′2 ε2 ) + ω2 2ε2 ] , (1) where X0 is the radiation length of target material. Landau and Pomeranchuk showed [6] that if the root-mean-square angle of electron multiple scatter- ing θms at the distance of the coherence length lc ex- ceeds the characteristic angle of relativistic particle radiation θ ∼ γ−1, where γ = ε/m is the Lorentz fac- tor of an electron, then the radiation power spectrum will be suppressed in comparison with the Bethe- Hietler result given by formula (1). The root-mean-square angle of electron multiple scattering on atoms in an amorphous medium at the depth t is inversely proportional to the electron en- ergy ε [8, 19] θms(t) = (εs/ε) √ t/X0 [1 + 0.038ln(t/X0)] , ε2 s = 4π ·m2/e2 , (2) so, the target thickness lγ , at which θms(lγ) = γ−1 does not depend on the electron energy ε and is de- termined by the target material only lγ ≈ 0.15% X0, thus, the condition of the suppression of radiation due to the multiple scattering effect θms(lc) > γ−1 (the so-called non-dipole regime of radiation) can be written in the following form: lc > lγ . (3) If t < lγ , i.e. the target thickness t is less than 0.15% X0, the spectral density of radiation for all pos- sible emitted photon energies is defined by the Bethe- Heitler formula (1). If t > lγ , there are three possible regimes of radi- ation in this case depending on the energy region of the emitted photon. For the relatively hard part of emitted spectrum, when lc < lγ , we have a dipole regime of radiation describing by the Bethe-Hietler formula (1) too. For the non-dipole radiation, lc > lγ , there are two regions, defined by the ratio between the coher- ence length lc and the target thickness t, with quite a different behavior of the radiation spectrum. If the target is thick enough, t À lc > lγ , the Migdal theory [7] of the LPM effect, which describes the suppres- sion of radiation in a boundless amorphous medium, is applicable. For relatively thin target, lc À t > lγ (intermediate case), the TSF mechanism of radiation [9, 17] is realized. Condition (3) determines the photon energy re- gion, where the LPM effect is essential: ω < ωLPM = ε 1 + εLPM/ε , (4) εLPM = e2m2 4π X0 ≈ 7.7 TeV ·X0 (cm) . It means that for ultra high electron energy (ε À εLPM ) the whole radiation spectrum is suppressed due to the LPM effect: ωLPM ≈ ε. If ε ¿ εLPM , then ωLPM ≈ ε2/εLPM ≈ 1600 γ2/X0. The Migdal function ΦM [7] describes the devia- tion of the radiation spectrum for ω < ωLPM from 76 the Beth-Hietler formula (1) in a relatively soft part of the spectrum (ω ¿ ε): dELPM dω ≈ dEBH dω ΦM (s) , (5) ΦM (s) = 24s2 (∫ ∞ 0 dx ctg(x) e−2sx − π 4 ) , s = 1 2 √ ω 2ωLPM . The upper limit for the emitted photon energy for the TSF regime of radiation TSF follows from the TSF effect condition lc À t > lγ . (6) It is defined by the equality t = lc and can be written in the following form: ωTSF = ε 1 + εTSF /ε , (7) εTSF = m2t 2 ≈ 6.6 PeV · t(cm) . If ε À εTSF , one can use simpler expression for the TSF effect threshold ωTSF ≈ 2γ2/t. The quantitative theory of the multiple scattering effect on a radiation of the relativistic electron in a thin layer of matter (the TSF effect) was developed in [10] using classical formulas for spectral density of radiation and the results of the Bethe-Moliere theory of multiple scattering [25]. This approach is valid if ω ¿ ε. Namely such a condition was realized for both experimental investigations at SLAC E-146 [3, 4] and at CERN NA63 [1, 2]. The radiation power spectrum in this case (lc À t) is determined by formula [11] dETSF dω = 2e2 π ∫ dθsfBM (θs) [ 2ξ2 + 1 ξ √ ξ2 + 1 ln (ξ+ + √ ξ2 + 1 ) − 1 ] , ξ = γθs/2 , (8) in which the averaging over the electron multi- ple scattering in a target is carried out with the Bethe-Moliere distribution function fBM [25] (for de- tails see [10, 19]). At t ¿ lγ (that means ξ ¿ 1) formula (8) gives the Bethe-Hietler result with the linear dependence from the target thickness. In the opposite case, i.e. at t À lγ , formula (8) gives only a logarithmic increasing of radiation power spectral density with increasing the target thickness. Such a strange behavior of the radiation power (the scattering angle still increases linearly with thickness, but radiation does not) can be explained by the relativistic delay effect during regeneration of the own Coulomb field of the relativistic electron after its scattering on a large angle θs > γ−1, and it can be treated as a radiation of the ”half-bare” electron, i.e. the electron with non-equilibrium own Coulomb field (see [18, 19, 22] for detailed discussion). This log- arithmic behavior will be changed to the linear one again when the target thickness reaches the value of coherence length for the given photon energy ω. The quantum treatment of the TSF effects was done in [11-15] using different approaches and it became important for ultrahigh electron energy ε À εTSF , when ωTSF ≈ ε and the whole radiation spectrum is suppressed due to the TSF effect. There are two additional factors that have an essential influence on the radiation process in mat- ter, namely, the dielectric suppression (or the Ter- Mikaelyan effect [16]) and the transition radiation from the target bounds [5, 16]. Both these effects could be neglected, if we consider photons energies higher than ω0 = γωp , where ωp is the plasma fre- quency [16]. For tantalum target and the electron beam energy ε = 150 GeV this threshold is about ω0 ≈ 25 MeV . The qualitative difference between the different regimes of radiation in amorphous matter, namely the BH, LPM and TSF regimes and their conse- quent changing clear demonstrates the thickness de- pendence of the radiation power spectrum dE/dω. The results of theoretical calculations of such depen- dence are presented in Fig.1. Fig.1. The radiation power spectrum of 150 GeV electrons in tantalum target via target thickness t (%X0). A detailed description of the curves is given in the text 77 For t < lγ , i.e. when the target thickness t is so small that the multiple scattering of relativistic electrons in target is not enough to fulfill the con- dition (3), the radiation process has a dipole char- acter and the radiation power spectrum is described by the Bethe-Hietler formula (1). The soft part of the Bethe-Hietler spectrum (ω ¿ ε) does not de- pend on ω and is described by a very simple formula dEBH/dω = 4t/3X0. The corresponding curve is pre- sented in Fig.1 by the dashed straight line ”BH”. With increasing the target thickness the condition t = lγ could be fulfilled, and at this point the di- pole regime of radiation is changed to the non-dipole one that leads to suppression of radiation comparing with the Bethe-Hietler formula predictions. For rel- atively soft photons, for which lc À t, the radiation power for this part of radiation spectrum is deter- mined by formula (8) that means the TSF regime of radiation with a logarithmic dependence on the target thickness t (solid line ”TSF” in Fig.1). As follows from eq. (8) dETSF /dω does not depend on the emitted photon energy ω , however, the validity condition of the TSF regime (6) does. It means that for different ωn the transition from the TSF to the LPM regime of radiation takes place at different val- ues of target thickness tn = lc(wn). In Fig.1 there are three such points marked by arrows for different photon energies ωn , namely ω1 = 150, ω2 = 350 and ω3 = 800 MeV . There are also three different dot- dashed lines ”LPM”, which are calculated using the Migdal formula (5) for these values of photon energy respectively. Thus, changing the target thickness one can consequently observe three different mechanisms of radiation of relativistic electron in the amorphous target such as the BH, TSF and LPM. The first experimental investigation of the thick- ness dependence transformation from the linear regime (BH) via the logarithmic one (TSF) to the linear (LPM) one again was recently done in CERN by the NA63 Collaboration [2]. In spite of all diffi- culties connected with a very complicate experimen- tal installation and by operating with a set of very thin targets of several micrometers thickness, this ex- periment gave a conclusive proof of the suppression effect of relativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter predicted many years ago [9, 17] and perse it gave the unique demonstration of the space-time evolution of the radiation process in matter as an example of relativistic electron with non-equilibrium own Coulomb field [18, 19, 22]. Fig.2. The radiation power per unit length for 149 GeV electron radiation in tantalum target via target thickness t (%X0). A detailed description of the curves is given in text The comparison of experimental data with the re- sults of calculations using different approaches repre- sented in [1, 2] shows a not only qualitative, but also quantitative good agreement. In this short paper we present the comparison of the results of our calcula- tion with the experimental data [2] only for two values of the emitted photon energy ω = 347 and 795 MeV (see Fig.2). Following [2] we present here the radi- ation power spectrum per unit length, i.e. dE/dω multiplied by X0/t. In these units the linear depen- dence of the radiation power spectrum for the BH (dot-dashed line) and LPM (dashed line) regimes of radiation are the constants (see Fig.2). The curves TSF shows the logarithmic behavior of the radiation power spectrum in the intermediate region lc > t > lγ for given ω. For numerical calculations we used the original Fortran code based on the same formulas as the calcu- lations of the SF curves presented in figures in [1, 2]. Following [2] we took into account the multiphoton effect by corresponding normalization on the BH ra- diation spectrum. The results of our calculations give a little excess (about 10%) over the results presented in [1, 2] by SF curves in all figures, thereby they show good agreement with experimental data (see, for ex- ample, Fig.2). The essential discrepancy observed around the point t = lc is easily explainable by the fact that the Migdal theory of the LPM effect is ap- plicable at t À lc whereas the eq. (8) for the TSF regime of radiation is derived for t À lc . In the in- termediate region (2lc > t > lc/2) we have a smooth transition between these two regimes. 3. ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION AND POLARIZATION OF RADIATION IN THE NON-DIPOLE REGIME IN CRYSTAL As it was shown in [23], the non-dipole regime of ra- diation changes essentially not only the spectrum of 78 emitted gamma quanta, but also their angular distri- bution. In [24] it was proposed to use special features of angular characteristics of non-dipole coherent ra- diation in a thin crystal for production of intensive photon beams with high degree of linear polarization. This idea is based on the fact that the non-dipole regime of radiation, when the scattering angle be- comes larger than the characteristic angle of radia- tion of a relativistic electron γ−1, gives a possibility to avoid a mixture of the radiation emitted under the different (greater than γ−1) angles. Using the pho- ton collimators with angular width about γ−1 one can organize the space-angular separation of photons emitted by electrons that were scattered in essentially different directions, for example, perpendicular. To realize the non-dipole regime of radiation a high en- ergy of electron beam is necessary. However, it means that very narrow photon collimators should be used for this purpose: for the electron energy ε = 150 GeV the angle width of the collimator should be about 3 µrad. So, it is necessary to find the compromise condition for realization of this idea. Fig.3. The angular distributions (in units γ−1) of the radiation power spectrum emitted by the 3.5 GeV electron beam incident on the tungsten monocrystal of 10 µm thickness at the angle ψL to the axis < 111 > (left) and the degree of linear polarization of this radiation (right) To decrease the minimal electron energy for the non-dipole regime radiation is possible by using the coherent effect at relativistic electron scattering on atomic chains along the crystallographic axis (the so- called ”doughnut scattering effect”, see i.e. [19]). The mean-square angle of multiple scattering in this case can exceed essentially the analogous parameter for amorphous matter [26]. This effect as strong, as high nuclear charge of the crystal material is, so, the best candidate for the crystal converter would be a tung- sten monocrystal. On the basis of the theoretical approach explained in details in [24] we have carried out the calculations of the angular distributions and polarization of ra- diation by 3.5 GeV electrons incident on a tungsten crystal at the angle ψ = ψL to the axis < 111 > (where ψL is the Lindhard angle [27]). In this case θms ≈ ψL = 0.6 µrad and the non-dipole parameter is γθms ≈ 4. The results of these calculations are presented in Fig.3. The left part of Fig.3 presents the results of the computer simulation (using binary collision model [24]) for 3.5 GeV electron scattering by the 10 µm tungsten crystal when the electron beam falls at the angle ψ = ψL to the crystal axis < 111 >. On the middle part of Fig.3 the angular distribution of corresponding spectral-angular radiation density d2E/dωdo of emitted photons is presented. The right part of Fig.3 presents the angular distribution of the linear polarization degree of emitted photons from the 100% vertically polarized photons (P = −1) to the 100% horizontal polarization (P = 1). All angles in Fig.3 are measured in units γ−1. The integral (over all angles) degree of linear polarization of radiation is close to zero. However, using the slit-type horizontal (or vertical) photon collimator with the angular width ∆θγ = γ−1 and putting it as shown in Fig.3 by dashed lines it is possible to obtain a linearly polarized (along the col- limator plane) photon beam with polarization degree of about 60%. Note, that the radiation intensity in the case of axially oriented crystal is much higher than in the planar orientation case, which is applied normally for production of polarized photon beams. 4. CONCLUSIONS The comparison of the results of recent CERN ex- periment NA63 on measurement of radiation power spectrum of 149 GeV electrons in a series of thin tan- 79 talum targets [2] shows a good agreement with the corresponding calculations based on the quantita- tive theory of relativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter developed earlier in [10, 11]. The ex- perimental observation of logarithmic dependence of radiation yield from the target thickness [2] is the first direct demonstration of the suppression of radiation effect for a relativistic electron with non-equilibrium own Coulomb field (TSF effect), which was predicted and theoretically studied in [9, 17, 18]. Note, that this effect should have its analog also in QCD at quark-gluon interaction. The special features of an- gular distribution of radiation and its polarization in a thin target at non-dipole regime of radiation are proposed for a new experimental study. 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Шульга Умови реалiзацiї та особливостi недипольного режиму випромiнювання обговорюються в контекстi результатiв недавнiх експериментiв CERN NA63 по вимiрам спектрiв випромiнювання електронiв з енергiєю 149ГеВ у тонких мiшенях танталу. Перше спостереження логарифмiчної залежностi виходу випромiнення вiд товщини мiшенi, зроблене в цьому експериментi, є переконливим доказом iснування ефекту пригнiчення випромiнювання в тонкому шарi речовини, який був теоретично передбачений багато рокiв тому, i який є прямим проявом випромiнювання релятивiстських електронiв з нерiвно- вагим власним кулонiвським полем. Пропонується проведення нових експериментальних дослiджень, передбачуваних теорiєю особливостей кутового розподiлу випромiнювання i його поляризацiї в тонкiй мiшенi в умовах недипольного режиму випромiнювання. 81
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Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter / A.S. Fomin, S.P. Fomin, N.F. Shul’ga // Вопросы атомной науки и техники. — 2011. — № 5. — С. 75-81. — Бібліогр.: 27 назв. — англ.
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The condition and specific features of non-dipole regime of radiation is discussed in connection with the results of the recent CERN experiment NA63 on measurement of the radiation power spectrum of 149 GeV electrons in thin tantalum targets. The first experimental detection of logarithmic dependence of radiation yield from the target thickness is the conclusive evidence of the e®ect of radiation suppression in a thin layer of matter, which was predicted many years ago, and which is the direct manifestation of the radiation of a relativistic electron with non-equilibrium own Coulomb field. The special features of the angular distribution of the radiation and its polarization in a thin target at non-dipole regime are proposed for a new experimental study.
Умови реалізації та особливості недипольного режиму випромінювання обговорюються в контексті результатів недавніх експериментів CERN NA 63 по вимірам спектрів випромінювання електронів з енергією 149 ГеВ у тонких мішенях танталу. Перше спостереження логарифмічної залежності виходу випромінення від товщини мішені, зроблене в цьому експерименті, є переконливим доказом існування ефекту пригнічення випромінювання в тонкому шарі речовини, який був теоретично передбачений багато років тому, і який є прямим проявом випромінювання релятивістських електронів з нерівновагим власним кулонівським полем. Пропонується проведення нових експериментальних досліджень, передбачуваних теорією особливостей кутового розподілу випромінювання і його поляризації в тонкій мішені в умовах недипольного режиму випромінювання.
Условия реализации и особенности недипольного режима излучения обсуждаются в контексте результатов недавних экспериментов CERN NA 63 по измерению спектров излучения электронов с энергией 149 ГэВ в тонких мишенях тантала. Первое наблюдение логарифмической зависимости выхода излучения от толщины мишени, сделанное в этом эксперименте, является убедительным доказательством существования эффекта подавления излучения в тонком слое вещества, который был предсказан много лет назад, и который является прямым проявлением излучения релятивистских электронов с неравновесным собственным кулоновским полем. Предлагается проведение новых экспериментальных исследований, предсказываемых теорией особенностей углового распределения излучения и его поляризации в тонкой мишени в условиях недипольного режима излучения.
We are very grateful to all participants of CERN NA63 Collaboration for a brilliant performance of very complicated measurements of radiation in a set of ultrathin targets. It allowed the first observation of the logarithmic thickness dependence of the radiation power of a relativistic electron at a non-dipole regime that was predicted many years ago. Special thanks to Ulrik Uggerhoj for fruitful discussions on the subject of this investigation.
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Національний науковий центр «Харківський фізико-технічний інститут» НАН України
Вопросы атомной науки и техники
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Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
Особливостi випромiнювання ультрарелятивiстського електрона в тонкому шарi речовини
Особенности излучения ультрарелятивистского электрона в тонком слое вещества
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Fomin, A.S.
Fomin, S.P.
Shul’ga, N.F.
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title Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
title_alt Особливостi випромiнювання ультрарелятивiстського електрона в тонкому шарi речовини
Особенности излучения ультрарелятивистского электрона в тонком слое вещества
title_full Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
title_fullStr Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
title_full_unstemmed Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
title_short Special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
title_sort special features of ultrarelativistic electron radiation in a thin layer of matter
topic Электродинамика
topic_facet Электродинамика
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