Evaluation of time domain electromagnetic fields radiated by constant velocity moving particles traveling along an arbitrarily shaped cross-section waveguide using frequency domain Green's functions

A technique for the accurate computation of the time domain electromagnetic fields radiated by a charged distribution traveling along an arbitrarily shaped waveguide region is presented. Based on the transformation (by means of the standard Fourier analysis) of the time‐varying current density of th...

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Published inRadio science Vol. 47; no. 5
Main Authors Jiménez Nogales, M., Marini, S., Gimeno Martínez, B., Álvarez Melcón, A., Quesada Pereira, F. D., Boria Esbert, V. E., Soto, P., Cogollos, S., Raboso, D.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.10.2012
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Summary:A technique for the accurate computation of the time domain electromagnetic fields radiated by a charged distribution traveling along an arbitrarily shaped waveguide region is presented. Based on the transformation (by means of the standard Fourier analysis) of the time‐varying current density of the analyzed problem to the frequency domain, the resulting equivalent current is further convolved with the dyadic electric and magnetic Green's functions. Moreover, we show that only the evaluation of the transverse magnetic modes of the structure is required for the calculation of fields radiated by particles traveling in the axial direction. Finally, frequency domain electric and magnetic fields are transformed back to the time domain, just obtaining the total fields radiated by the charged distribution. Furthermore, we present a method for the computation of the wakefields of arbitrary cross‐section uniform waveguides from the resulting field expressions. Several examples of charged particles moving in the axial direction of such waveguides are included. Key Points Radiation of charged particles inside arbitrarily shaped waveguides Two‐dimensional BI‐RME application to beam accelerators
Bibliography:SENECA - No. 08833/PI/08
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ArticleID:2012RS005008
CICYT - No. TEC2010-21520-C04-04
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ESA/ESTEC - No. 20841/08/NL/GLC
ISSN:0048-6604
1944-799X
DOI:10.1029/2012RS005008