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<math>F(\zeta)=[2\frac{\Gamma(\zeta)}{\Gamma(2\zeta+1)}(2a)^{\zeta-1}]^2</math>, <math>\zeta = \sqrt{1-(\frac{Z}{137})^2}</math> | <math>F(\zeta)=[2\frac{\Gamma(\zeta)}{\Gamma(2\zeta+1)}(2a)^{\zeta-1}]^2</math>, <math>\zeta = \sqrt{1-(\frac{Z}{137})^2}</math> | ||
− | <math>P(\beta)\rightarrow 1</math>, <math>R(\beta)\rightarrow 1</math> | + | <math>P(\beta)\rightarrow 1</math>, <math>R(\beta)\rightarrow 1</math> when <math>\beta = \frac{p_0}{E_0}\rightarrow 1</math> |
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Revision as of 22:55, 9 May 2008
The number of photons per MeV per incident electron per
of radiator (Z,A) is given by [*]:,
where
- photon kinetic energy in MeV;- incident electron total energy (in units of the electron rest mass);
- incident photon energy (in units of the electron rest mass);
Calculation of
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Case A: For
the screening effect is negligible, (free electron form) and in this case .Case B: For
we have
Calculation of
1.a
, :
- screening functions;
, for ;
, for ;
1.b
, :
2.
,
, when
Reference: [*] J.L. Matthews, R.O. Owens, Accurate Formulae For the Calculation of High Energy Electron Bremsstrahlung Spectra, NIM III (1973) I57-I68.