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96 НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ ': Серия Математика. Физика. 2015 23 (220). Выпуск 41 УДК 537-8 DYNAMIC THEORY X-RAY RADIATION BY RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON IN COMPOSITE TARGET S.V. Blazhevich, S.N. Nemtsev, A.V. Noskov, R.A. Zagorodnyuk Belgorod State University, Belgorod, Russia. E-mail: noskovbupk@mail.ru medium Key words: Relativistic electron; Param etric X-radiation; Diffracted transition radiation; periodic layered Resume. The dynamic theory of coherent X -ray radiation by relativistic electron crossing a three-layer structure consisting of an amorphous substance layer, a layer o f vacuum and a layer w ith artificial periodic structure has been developed. The process of radiation and propagation o f X -ray waves in an artificial periodic structure have been considered based on two-wave approximation of dynamic diffraction theory in Laue scattering geometry. l. Introduction When a relativistic electron crosses an amorphous plate, the transition radiation (TR) arises near the boundaries of the plate and then the TR photons propagate at a small angle to direction of electron velocity vector [1]. In the case of a monocrystalline plate, the TR will undergo the dynamical diffraction on a system of atomic planes in the crystal and will be reflected in the Bragg direction, forming the diffracted transition radiation (DTR) [2-5]. By analogy with DTR in the crystal, an electron crossing periodic layered medium generates TR whose photons diffract on system of layers of periodical layered medium in the plate forming the DTR in the direction near Bragg direction [6]. Together with DTR in layered media the parametric X-Ray radiation (PXR) [7-9] occurs as a result of diffraction of pseudo-photons of coulomb field of relativistic electron on the system of parallel atomic plane in the crystal or on the system of layers in the multilayered target. A theory of coherent X-ray radiation of relativistic in the crystal were developed in the network of two wave approximation of dynamical theory of X-ray waves diffraction in the works [10-14]. In the works [10-11] the coherent X-ray radiation was treated in special case of symmetric reflection, when the reflecting system of atomic planes of the ciystal is situated parallel to the target surface (in the case of Bragg scattering geometry) or perpendicular (in the case of Laue scattering geometry). In the works [12-14] the dynamic theory of coherent X-ray radiation of relativistic electron in crystal was developed for the general case of asymmetric to relate of the crystal surface reflection of the electron coulomb field, when a system of parallel reflecting atomic planes in the target can be situated at arbitraiy angle to the target surface. Traditionally the radiation of relativistic electron was considered in a separated amorphous, crystalline or multilayer target. A theoretical description of coherent radiation of relativistic electron in composite targets was not consider previously. The experimental research of generation of coherent X-ray radiation [15-19] in composite structures had shown the possibilities of considerable increase of intensity of DTR yield because of increase of target boundaries number. Recently in [20-22] the theory of coherent X-ray radiation of relativistic electron crossing composite structure amorphous layer - crystalline layer and amorphous layer-vacuum-crystalline layer was developed in framework of dynamic theory of diffraction. The expressions describing DTR and PXR of relativistic electron in such structures were derived and investigated. The possibility of considerable increase of spectral-angular density of DTR because of constructive interference of TR on the target boundaries.

НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ : Серия Математика. Физика. 2015. 23 (220). Выпуск 41 97 The present work is devoted to investigation of coherent X-ray radiation of relativistic electron crossing the two-layers structure amorphous - vacuum - single crystal. In the framework of two-wave approximation of dynamic diffraction theory of X-ray waves in the single crystal the expressions describing the spectral-angular characteristics of the radiation in such structures are derived. The expressions describing the DTR and PXR spectral-angular densities and their interference in the considered structure have been obtained for general case of asymmetric reflection of the electron coulomb field from the layer with artificial periodic structure. A t that, under constructive interference of TR waves from different boundaries of amorphous layer and constructive interference of TR waves from amorphous layer and entrance boundary of artificial periodic structure the spectral-angular density of DTR can be increased by orders of magnitude greater than the value of the spectral-angular density from artificial structure only. The possibility to increase the angular DTR density with increasing the substance density of amorphous layer has been shown. 2. Radiation amplitude Let us consider the radiation of relativistic electron rectilinearly with a velocity V crosses a three-layers structure consisted of two amorphous layers and one a layer with artificial periodic structure (see fig. l.) with thicknesses of c, a and b, respectively. The dielectric susceptibility of the amorphous layers we will designate as Xc and X a respectively, their thicknesses are /, and /,, the period is '/' = /, + /, While solving the problem, let us consider an equation for a Fourier image of an electromagnetic (i) Since the field of a relativistic particle could, to a good accuracy, be taken as being transverse, the incident E0(k, ) and diffracted E (k,0) electromagnetic waves are determined by two amplitudes with different values of transverse polarization: E 0(k, 05) = E[l) (k, 0>)ej,1) + E(02) (k, 05)e<2), E g(k, 05) = (k, 05)e[1) + E (k, 05>e;2), (2) F ig.l. G eom etry o f the radiation process an d the system o f the using param eters notations, 0 an d 0f are the radiation angles, ( ) is Bragg angle, k and k g are w ave vectors o f in ciden t and diffracted p hotons.

98 НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ ': Серия Математика. Физика. 2015 23 (220). Выпуск 41 where the unit vectors of polarization el,11 and e 2) are perpendicular to vector k, and vectors ej11 and e 2) are perpendicular to vector k g = k + g. Vectors e'2j, e 2) are situated on the plane of vectors k and k ( к -polarization) and e'lj,e,lj are perpendicular to this plane (<7 -polarization); g is similar to the reciprocal lattice vector in a single crystal medium - it is perpendicular to the layers of the structure and 2k its magnitude is g = n, n = 0,+l,+2,... The system of equation for the Fourier transform images of electromagnetic field in two-wave approximation of dynamic theory of diffraction has the following view [23]: J V a + Xo)-*-2) ^ + 2X-gC w «= 87i 27«D0KPw8(cD-kV), K x gc w i? r +(ог(1 + Хо)-/ ф М =0, 3 where X o = Xo W o is the average dielectric susceptibility, Z s and Z ~ g are the coefficients of the Fourier expansion of the dielectric susceptibility of the artificial periodic structure over the vectors g : Z ( a, r ) = 2 > g O ) e x p ( 7 g r ) = X ( ^ g ( ) + / ^ g ( ) ) e x p ( / g r ) ( 4 ) g g The values f ' ' and P <s) are defined in the system (3) as CM =e«e^, C(1) =1, c (2) = cos 20 B, рм = е ^) (ц / ц ), P m = sin ip, P (2} = coscp, ( 5) where \i = k - a V / V 2 is the virtual photon momentum vector component perpendicular to the particle velocity vector V (ц, = co0 /F, where 0 <<1 is the angle between к and V ), 0 ;, is the Bragg angle, ф is the azimuthal angle of incidence of radiation measured from the plane formed by electron velocity vector V and vector g, the value of the vector g is shown by expression g = 2o)/;sin^/; / V, cob is Bragg s cov frequency. The angle between vector г + g and diffracted wave vector k g is defined a s 0. The equation system (3) under s = 1, describes the fields of a - polarization, and under s = 2 the fields of %-polarization The values Xo and Xg for considered periodic structure have the following view: T Z!(,, ) = 2 P t M h l ( C6) igt Further we will use the relations resulted from (6): _ Ail + h h + Xo - T, Xo = ------ -------- 2 sini i / ^ 1 2 si,/ К ет/*.х-, = ---- ;// ~ (/.' '/. I r = ---- j r 7.i) (7b) To find the expressions for the wave vector magnitudes к and k g we solve the dispersion equation for X-waves in periodic structure following from the system (3)

НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ : Серия Математика. Физика. 2015. 23 (220). Выпуск 41 99 (<в:2(1 + Хо) - к2)(or (1 + Хо) - к\) - 4X_gXgCU)2 = 0, (8) using standard methods of dynamic theory [24]: k = СОд/ l + X o + A - 0, k% = c o J i T ^ + A s - (,(1,2) Р ± Л\Р2+4 Z gz - gc (s)2^ - g 4 (9) (10) % 2'=e> 4 Yo - P ± \p- + \ % % C [s)27- ± (11) where P = a - X 0\1 _LJL), a = ( k 2 k 2), Yo cos VA), 7g - cos Yo CO, Vcr is the angle between incident wave vector к and vector normal to the plate surface n, W g is the angle between wave vector k g and the vector n (see figure 1). As the dynamical corrections /V, «с о and /lg «с о, we can show that 9 «9' (see in figure 1), and hereinafter will use в in all the occasions. The lengths k a = CO^J 1 + %a and k c = co-*j 1 + %c of the wavevector of free photons in amorphous media can be conveniently written in the form kn -co\ l + ^ y - J + у - [ я & - 2 (12) where \ a ~ A g W У 0 ^ - 2 1 g с g To (*,-2 r z + e - Xc» a>p Yg» A0 = CD f r 2 + e 2 ~ Z ол (13) and the length of the wave vector of a freely emitted photon in the Bragg scattering direction can be as k0= ш 1+ j + X", written x " =-( > 7 = 1/л/ l - C 2- Лоренц-фактор частицы. Using the 2 8 g 2 notation introduced above and system of equations (3), we can write the expressions for the fields. The field in vacuum in front of the target is represented by pseudophotons of the Coulomb field of a relativistic electron incident on the target: j^(s)vacl _ ^0 %7i2ie V e P (s) 1 (14) CO Го_ v 2 Г 1 a. R Г 1 _ X o-------- К + p h I a r g r j In amorphous media the field consists of coulomb field of the electron and field of radiated free phonons E (cs) and of transition radiation

100 НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ ': Серия Математика. Физика. 2015 23 (220). Выпуск 41 8n 2ieV0P <s) 1_ ^ S'1.------------ 1---------------- _ r j. (15) ю То Г... 2 у0 л У ^ 2 ^ 0 л п I 0 Хо +1а К +Р У 2. га Уа Ys = 8п Ч е Ш ^ ------------ 1---------------- ^ -KhE?4; ~КЛ (16) СО у л.... JО y 2 - х + х а - - Ч + Р ю Yg Yg The solution of system of equations (3) for diffracted field in periodic layered medium we represent in following form: %n2ievqpts) ra2xgc w ^ _ ^ j + 8 05 8 8 (17) 7 4Jr гчл where и h - the diffracted free fields in periodical layered medium. In vacuum behind periodical structure the diffracted field has the view: E M v a c II = + ^, (l8) where E^)Rad- is the field of coherent radiation near of the Bragg direction. From the second equation of system (3) the expression binding the diffracted and incident fields in periodic layered structure: ^ (j)m ed iu m 2C0 A/g ^r(j)m edium ( Д О ) o rxgc w g For definition of the amplitude of radiation field J ^ )RacJ we will use the general conditions on four boundaries of considering three-layer target.? г-2-с \ i-^-c \ К xe i (c+a) i (c+a) J E% e 'h = J E {0s)meimme 'h Jkg, ;-Чя+г) К j (')me*ume Г, ^ g = Q К к i (c+a+ b) i (c+a+b) j E U)me*ume Y, dk g = j 7 dk g. (20) As the result the expression for the radiation amplitude E (^ )Ri,d = + E ^ R contained the contributions of PXR and DTR radiation mechanisms was derived: Tj(s)Rad _ 1 7 ( s ), Z 7 ( «),. DTR PXR; (21a)

НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ у: Серия Математика. Физика. 2015. 23 (220). Выпуск 41 101 Е о) _ 8тгЧеТ'ЪР" -1^ + 4» У; 2 - N. СОС/ _2 _2 \ ^-2 г*2 \ 1 V ' ^ + е ^ % ( т + е - Х а ) + 0 " + Y ^ - X c 0 2 + У -2 у f 1 1 1 - ^ (r" +0l- b ), 1 1 CD + 1 Q CD 7 s*- + I e 2 + y - 2 -X o Q2+ r 2~%a_ (21b) Л E (s) ~ P X R «л д а»,х,с*> со Хо - 0 " - г со У 2 У 2 5 -Ь Ts - 1 Хо - 02 -У~2 Ю ^ Л 2)Ч а 5 - Ь Ts - 1 ^ ( 2 1 С ) У 2 3. Radiation amplitude Spectral-angular density o f radiation Let us consider the radiation of a relativistic electron in the case when the second layer is a vacuum ( %a = 0 ).To clarify and analyze the effects that are not associated with absorption, we consider a simple case of a thin nonabsorbing target ( х" = x" = 0 ) Substituting relations (21b) and (21c) into the well known expression [23] for the spectral-angular density of X-rays d2n daxkl = оу(2кт 6^ \ е (s)r a d y (22) we obtain the expressions describing the spectral-angular densities of PXR and DTR from a relativistic electron in the target, which can be written in the form convenient for analysis: d2n^ e1 P(s)1 Q 2 R (s) dadq. 4ti2 Xo ( q 2 + i ) 2 PXR 9 (23a) where the expression i^xr describing PXR spectrum has a view R PXR (s) = ^4 1 - + 6 (B(s) f a (s) + 2 V V ct(j) + + 8 + 8 J (23b) CD ri1 N (s) dadcl _ t w _ TW I TW I J V 1 DTR 1 1 r 1 2 ^ 1 int 9 (24a) D T R _ 7 ^ 0 ) _ T ^ O ) I T ^ O ) 1 7 ^ (J)

102 НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ ': Серия Математика. Физика. 2015 23 (220). Выпуск 41 where т,м = 4ti2 p (sy r-4q: х'о 1 1 2 ^ 5Х ^0 П, Х о ГВМ J _ ' 2 V v w W a i + h R м (24b) т^о) _ 1 2 e- P 4л2 x'o Q- 1 1 V^o +1 у R is) DTR 9 (24c) p 2 p (s)1 1 1 л 1 1 T =,.. -2Q2 t 4 t t 2 x 'o [ o + l Q 2 o f с q 2 + - r V X 0 У R r (24d) where the expression describing DTR spectrum has a following view Я 4s- -sin" ^>(o5)2 + 8 (24e) Z7(^) /77( ^) 1 and 12 have describing spectral-angular densities of DTR corresponding to waves of the radiation generated in amorphous layer and on the entrance boundary of periodical layered medium and the function 7^ describes the interference of these waves. In expressions (23) - (24) following notations are accepted. С sin ' К П V1 + r X 2 - X i 1 + r К П 1 + r X l + П 2 s = sin(s + eg) bu) = 1 b sin(5-0b) 2 sin(8 - QB) t (s). 1 кп С м ш кп л sin Iy X 2 X y l ' I \ + r) sin(8 + 9 B) sin(8-9 B) a w = (e2 +Y~2 -x'o), ^ > (ю) :. ( кпл Cw x' Xi S m, U + rj 2тi2n2 T 2 05 n r(j) ( ( 05 1 - - 1T -гл- 05n V 71 П V C0z ^ J_ 2 \is) A I = y. (25) The constructive interference of the waves from different boundaries leads to a considerable increase in the spectral-angular density of DTR under the condition derived from (24b): 2 b v w [ 0 x'o J 4 s in ( 8 0 S ) ( e 2 + y - 2 - x ' c ) = ( 2 «+ 1 ) ^, ( «= Л, 2...).

НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ у: Серия Математика. Физика. 2015. 23 (220). Выпуск 41 ЮЗ Additionally, DTR spectral-angular density can be increased due to the constructive interference of the waves of TR from the amorphous layer and the entrance boundary of periodical layered target under the condition following from (24d): BiS) = -> fc* Q \(Q2+ 7~2)=(2m + l)n, (tn = 0,1,2... ). (27) b v ' 2sm(5-0Bj W hen the condition Xi +OC2 X' is fulfilled, the interference term 77^ can exceed the 1 +r contribution of each term of TR in the resulting yield of DTR. In special case when averaged dielectric susceptibility of periodical medium and dielectric susceptibility of amorphous medium are equal from (24) under conditions (26), (27) and (28) we can obtain the expression ^ = * :, & 8 ) 1+r 0/-^DTR = 9 1 _ р М ^ dmdq. 4n~ 1 1, -2 X'l +ГУ.2 02 + y_ 1 + r Km, (29) which shows that under these conditions the DTR yield from considered three-layered target will exceed the DTR yield from periodic layered medium 9 times. The angular density of DTR can be calculated by formula ad. (6) = f[ (,) (6) + F M (0) + F (0), (3oa) where F ^ (6) = S * BrW J T ^ d E,M (o3). (30b) 271 П L * ext rjnis) T2m p- P lsf O2 +? - О» - ^ б ^ т г - т = J (300 dq PXR x' (n l+ l) 2 00 4. Numerical calculations The calculations were fulfilled under conditions (26), (27) and (28) i.e. under condition of ninefold increase in spectral-angular density of DTR. Parameters of calculation: amorphous medium Germanium (Ge), thickness of amorphous medium is с = 1,2 y\m, the vacuum layer thickness is a = 9.6\im; Periodic layered structure is carbon (C) - tungsten (W), thickness of layered structure is b = \yw-i, thicknesses of the layers are Zj = 10.64 10 1\xm and l2 = 9.З6 10 1 _w;, period Г = /, + /2, the angle between reflecting layers and target surface is 8 = 4.6, energy of relativistic electron is E = 500M ev, the angle between the direction of the electron velocity and reflecting layers is o ;; = 2.3, Bragg frequency о,, = 8 kev. The calculations were fulfilled for a -polarized waves ( v = 1) for the first harmonic n = 1. In Fig.2 the curves bilt by formulas (24) describing the spectral-angular density of DTR in maximum ( 9± = l m rad) are represented. One of the curves is plotted for such thicknesses of amorphous and vacuum layers when the conditions of constructive interference (26) and (27) are satisfied. Other curve is plotted for the case of absence of

104 НАУЧНЫЕ ВЕДОМОСТИ Серия Математика. Физика. 2015 23 (220). Выпуск 41 amorphous layer. One can see that the amorphous layer (plate) is able to considerably increase the spectral-angular density of DTR. In Fig.3 the curves describing the angular densities of DTR and PXR are plotted by formulas (30). It is seen that the contribution of PXR under condition of Fig.3 is immaterial because the thickness of layer made of periodical multilayer medium is small ( b = \yw-i). The strong oscillations appear in angular density under changes in the observation angle as a result of transition from constructive interference to destructive one in superposition of transition radiation from amorphous layer and inlet surface of lamellar layer. 4000 F ig.2 Spectral-angular density o f D T R in the three-layer structure (c = 1.2 um) an d in the case o f absence o f am orphous layer (c= o). dnm WVPTR <Kl photon cleciroti sr Ge - vacuum - (C -W ) с = \.2\xm (Gc) a 9.6 ц т (vacuum) 6 = 1 fim 4 =10.64 10"' \sm,r v.~ c = l.2\im /, = 9.36 10 V * 5 = 4.6 E = 500M e V e* =2.3 o>4 =8 kev X, mrad Fig.3. T he angular d en sity o f D T R b y a relativistic electron fro m three-layered structure and the sam e in case o f absence (c= o) o f the am orphous layer. T he angular density o f P X R under such energy o f electrons is considerably low er and independent on thickness o f am orphous layer.

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