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Diffracted X Rays and Resonance (Coherent) Transition Radiation Generated by High-Energy Charged Particles

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The present review is devoted to the current status of research in electromagnetic radiation generated by relativistic charged particles that pass with constant velocities through periodic media. Two particular examples are considered: the first conserves Bragg's scattering of the pseudo-photon field of the charged particle in crystals, and the second concerns the Fresnel scattering of pseudo-photons in a periodic medium. Both effects are very promising for the development of new compact adjustable x-ray sources.

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Ter-Mikaelyan, M.L. Diffracted X Rays and Resonance (Coherent) Transition Radiation Generated by High-Energy Charged Particles. Russian Physics Journal 44, 321–329 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011308406618

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