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تسجيل مستخدم جديدElectromagnetic power and momentum in N-body hamiltonian approach to wave-particle dynamics in a periodic structure
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Damien Minenna
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To model momentum exchange in nonlinear wave-particle interaction, as in amplification devices like traveling-wave tubes, we use an $N$-body self-consistent hamiltonian description based on Kuznetsovs discrete model, and we provide new formulations for the electromagnetic power and the conserved momentum. This approach leads to fast and accurate numerical simulations in time domain and in one dimensional space.
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