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• TITLE: Compressing Electron Pulse with Alternating Electric Field

  AUTHORS: Chao Wang, Yifan Kang

  KEYWORDS: Nucleic Acid, 4f-4f Transition Spectra, Nephelauxetic Effect, Judd-Ofelt Parameters, Slator Condon, Reaction Rate, Thermodynamic

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.6 No.11, November 22, 2018

  ABSTRACT: A novel technique of symmetric type quasi-linear electron pulse duration modulation is proposed. The salient feature from the conventional photoelectron gun is the introduction of the alternating electric field resonator. The electric field that results is synchronously controlled to generate the desired quasi-linear differential energy modulation on the electron pulse passing through. The effect resulted directly is that the leading electrons undergo negative energy modulation and decelerate, while the rear ones positive energy modulation and accelerate, which eventually leads to electron-pulse-duration modulation. The technical details are demonstrated.