Channeling and radiation of the 855 MeV electrons enhanced by the re-channeling in a periodically bent diamond crystal

Abstract

Channeling properties and radiation spectra are studied on the grounds of numerical simulations for the 855 MeV electrons in a periodically bent diamond crystal. The bent crystalline profiles are shown to enhance the re-channeling of the projectiles and to produce distinct lines in the radiation spectra. The results obtained are analyzed and contrasted to the properties of the planar channeling and of the channeling in uniformly bent crystals.

8 pages, 5 figures

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