Baryshevsky V., Gurinovich A., Gurnevich E., Lobko A.

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Baryshevsky V., Gurinovich A., Gurnevich E., Lobko A. Research Institute for Nuclear Problems Minsk Belarus INP

In the Executive Summary of the first International Workshop Physics for Health in Europe held in February 2010 at CERN is stressed that dose reduction during diagnostic radiology and tomographic examinations is the hot research topic worldwide [http://cdsweb.cern.ch/record/1269323/files/phee-10_en.pdf]. Among the most important parts of this activity is the development of new intensive (quasi)-monochromatic tunable x-ray sources.

The main problem in development of monochromatic x-ray sources is the gap between achievable photon generation efficiency (photons per electron) and existing electron beam current in the table-top accelerators. We showed Baryshevsky V., Feranchuk I., Gambaccini M., Lobko A., Taibi A., Abstracts of Intl. Workshop Physics for Health in Europe (CERN Geneva Switzerland, 2-4 February 2010), Book of Abstracts, p. 48 that x-ray source with required properties can be developed using parametric x-rays (PXR) and table-top accelerators like compact storage ring or pulsed race-track microtron.

Baryshevsky V.G., Dubovskaya I.Ya., Doklady Akad. Nauk SSSR, 231 (1976) 1336, (in Russian) Baryshevsky V.G., Dubovskaya I.Ya., Diffraction phenomena in spontaneous and stimulated radiation by relativistic particles in crystals, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, LBL-31695 (1991) 122 For example, for Si target DCR to PXR ratio for electrons of 34 MeV energy channeled between (100) planes and radiation diffracted by (220) planes is estimated as R~5.

T-rays are also very prospective for biomedicine applications: because of the photon low energy they cannot ionize biological media but this energy corresponds to vibrational levels of important bio molecules including DNA and RNA. This allows make directed efforts for stimulation of viruses, cells, and their components and provides control of bio-chemical reactions. Thus T-rays may be applied in therapy, surgery, imaging, and tomography. Terahertz radiation is extremely important for the bio-medical applications and its wider usage depends on the progress in development of THz sources Kazarinov K.D., Electronnaya Technika, ser. 1, v. 4(503) (2009) 48 (in Russian)

How to build the effective THz source without huge FEL facilities?! For medical practice the table-top THz source is required!!!

Travelling Wave Tubes (TWT), Backward Wave Oscillator (BWO), When radiation wavelength decreases, d declines When an electron passes near the surface of the diffraction grating at the distance less then d it effectively excites an electromagnetic wave. for 500 kev electrons ( =1.98, =0.86) and =3 mm ( =100 GHz) d=0.4 mm for 500 kev electrons ( =1.98, =0.86 ) and =0.3 mm ( =1THz) d=0.04 mm Microwave instability of an electron beam ~, threshold current ~ L -3, here is the electron beam density, L is the length of the interaction zone

In an FEL a beam of relativistic electrons produced by an electron accelerator passes through a transverse, periodic magnetic field produced by a magnet called an undulator and exchanges energy with an electromagnetic radiation field. For a cold electron beam in Compton regime increment of electron beam instability is proportional to, threshold current ~ L -3, here is the electron beam density, L is the length of the interaction zone

Threshold current j thr ~ L -3 Increment of electron beam instability (gain) ~ The higher electron beam energy and shorter radiation wavelength the higher threshold current the larger dimensions

Volume Free Electron Laser can solve the problem

Detailed analysis of induced PXR showed that for a photon radiated by an electron in a crystal in conditions of Bragg diffraction there are several refraction indices. When these refraction indices coincide, a new law of radiation instability originates. For example, in case of two wave diffraction the increment of electron beam instability is proportional to in contrast to. The possibility of creation of X-ray laser using induced PXR or DCR is proved. V.Baryshevsky, I.Feranchuk, Phys. Lett. 102 A, 141 (1984) V.G.Baryshevsky, I.Ya. Dubovskaya, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, LBL-31695 (1991) 122 V.Baryshevsky, K.Batrakov, I.Dubovskaya, J.Phys.D 24 (1991) 1250 V.Baryshevsky, K.Batrakov, I.Dubovskaya, NIM 375A (1996) 292 The law was demonstrated to be valid not only for parametric radiation but for any type of spontaneous radiation (magnetic bremsstrahlung in undulator, radiation in laser wave, Smith-Purcell, diffraction or Cherenkov radiation and so on) from a charged particle moving either in a periodic medium (natural or photonic crystal) or close to its surface. V.G.Baryshevsky, Doklady Akademy of Science USSR 299 (1988) 6

any type of crystals: either natural or artificial (photonic crystal) any wavelength range (from microwave to optical and, even, X-ray) any type of spontaneous radiation dynamical Bragg diffraction in a periodic medium (crystal) evokes the peculiar conditions, that result in a new law of electron beam instability: (compare with for conventional systems) here s is the number of surplus waves appearing due to diffraction (for example, in case of two-wave diffraction s=1, for three-wave diffraction s=2, etc). Within these peculiar conditions the electron beam interacts with the electromagnetic wave more effectively yielding to drastic reduction of generation threshold : j thr ~L -(3+2s) (for conventional systems j thr ~L -3 ) V.G.Baryshevsky, I.D.Feranchuk, Phys. Lett. 102 A, 141 (1984) V.G.Baryshevsky, Doklady Akademy of Science USSR 299 (1988) 6 V.G.Baryshevsky, NIM 445A (2000), II-281

Volume (non-one-dimensional) multi-wave distributed feedback is the distinctive feature of Volume Free Electron Laser (VFEL). VFEL can use any spontaneous radiation mechanism (magnetic bremsstrahlung in undulator, radiation in laser wave, Smith-Purcell, diffraction or Cherenkov radiation and so on). three-wave diffration four-wave diffration six-wave diffration eight-wave diffration Afanasenko V., Baryshevsky V... JETP Letters, v.51 (1990), n.4, p.213

1996 Experimental modeling of electrodynamic processes in the volume diffraction grating (photonic crystal) made from dielectric threads (Qfactor ~ 10 5 ) V.G.Baryshevsky, K.G.Batrakov, I.Ya. Dubovskaya, V.A.Karpovich, V.M.Rodionova, NIM 393A (1997) II-75 2001 - e beam v Smith-Purcell radiation First lasing of volume free electron laser in mmwavelength range. Demonstration of validity of VFEL principles and possibility for frequency tuning at constant electron energy V.G.Baryshevsky et. al, NIM 483A (2002) 21 2004-2010 VFEL prototypes with photonic crystals made from metallic threads, foils.. V.G.Baryshevsky, A.A.Gurinovich, NIM 252B (2006) 91 V.G.Baryshevsky et al., FEL2006, FEL2009, FEL2010

Theory of Volume FELs with a photonic crystal is developed and reported. Volume Free Electron Laser is shown to be promising for development of radiation sources in centimeter, millimeter and sub-millimeter wavelength ranges. V.G. Baryshevsky, A.A. Gurinovich Spontaneous and induced parametric and Smith Purcell radiation from electrons moving in a photonic crystal built from the metallic threads Nucl. Instr. Meth. B. Vol. 252. (2006) P. 92-101, physics/0409107 V.G. Baryshevsky, A.A. Gurinovich ''Electrodynamical properties of a Volume Free Electron Laser with a ''grid'' volume resonator'' FEL'06, Berlin, August 2006, TUPPH013, p.335, http://www.jacow.org

a layer of 7 tungsten threads of 100 μm diameter distant 6.25mm two crystals with the periods d 1 =12.5mm and d 2 =10.5mm a circular waveguide with the internal diameter 50 mm up to 15 periods in the photonic crystal in different experiments

microwave power signal electron gun voltage total diod current microwave power signal 150 kev 200 kev 250 kev d 1 =10.5 mm 11.5 GHz 12.1 GHz 12.6 GHz d 2 =12.5 mm 9.86 GHz 10.4 GHz 10.7 GHz a pencil-like electron beam, guiding magnetic field ~1.6 tesla electron energy up to 250 kev, total diode current is about 2 ka

constant period variable period increased pulse duration widened spectrum

electron energy, kev 100 150 200 250 lasing frequency, GHz 1.68 1.68 1.68 1.68 1.92 1.93 1.94 1.94 4.99 5.00 5.00 5.03 5.61 5.57 5.57 5.57 6.70 7.24 7.60 7.83 6.99 7.55 7.90 8.11 brass foils of 100 μm thickness and 10 mm width 5-foils layers with 18 mm period inside the drift tunnel foil tapes are fixed in slots on plexiglas rings tightened by dielectric studs the pencil-like electron beam has diameter about 40 mm bent ends of foil tape ensure steady electric contact with the drift tube a combined resonance reflector

for 50 MeV electrons ( =100, ~1 ) and =0.3 mm ( =1THz) d=3 mm

Theoretical and experimental studies of PXR and DCR combined with the experience of development of VFEL generators with photonic crystals give a promising basis for creation of X-ray and THz sources using the same table-top accelerator. Such a system could find a lot of application in medical practice and biomedical investigations.