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Angular Distribution of the High-Energy Component of Scattered Radiation from a 25 MeV Betatron

N. A. Tikhonov and B. M. Yakovlev
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08593

The study examines the angular distribution and energy content of scattered radiation from a 25 MeV betatron, focusing on whether radiation at large angles is only low energy. Integral gamma intensity was measured with an ionization chamber, while the high energy component was assessed through induc…

Yields of (?, n)-reactions for light isotopes of elements with Z=6-68

N. A. Tikhonov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08592

This paper reports measurements of relative yields of photoneutron producing \((\gamma,n)\) reactions for selected light isotopes of elements from carbon to erbium under 25 MeV betatron bremsstrahlung. Induced activities were measured with a beta counter, normalized to irradiation dose and to one mo…

Photoneutron thresholds of 13 isotopes

A. K. Berzin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08591

This paper reports measurements of photoneutron reaction thresholds for thirteen isotopes of barium, lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, and samarium using bremsstrahlung gamma radiation from a betatron. Neutron yields were determined mainly by direct neutron registration with coincidence ph…

Threshold energies of (?, n) reactions

A. K. Berzin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08590

This paper reports measurements of threshold energies for photonuclear neutron emission reactions in the rare earth isotopes Pr-141, Nd-150, and Gd-160. Using a 25 MeV betatron, bremsstrahlung irradiation, direct neutron registration, shielding against external neutrons, and calibration against know…

Device for Automatic Counting of Electrical Pulses

V. I. GORBUNOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08587

The paper describes the design and use of an automatic pulse-counting relay intended to work with a DIGD dosimeter-integrator during betatron irradiation. It addresses the need to deliver prescribed integral gamma-radiation doses without continuous operator monitoring, especially in radiographic ins…

Industrial Application of Hard X-rays for Radiography and Selection of the Energy Range of These Rays

A. A. Vorob'ev, E. K. Zaradovskaya
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08584

This article reviews the industrial use of hard X-rays for nondestructive radiography and examines how the radiation energy range should be selected for inspecting materials of different thickness and absorption. It combines practical comparisons of exposure times and image quality with a discussion…

Spatial Distribution of Radiation from a 10 MeV Betatron

V. A. MOSKALEV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08583

This paper experimentally investigates the angular distribution of radiation from a 10 MeV betatron using ionization chambers positioned around the target at a fixed radius. The measured hard bremsstrahlung beam shows a sharp forward maximum along the electron beam direction, with half-intensity ang…

On the Nonlinear Theory of Radial-Phase Oscillations

A. N. Didenko
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08581

This paper develops a nonlinear treatment of radial-phase oscillations in high-energy electron accelerators with synchrotron radiation included. Using phase-plane analysis, separatrix equations, and an adiabatic invariant, it examines damping for finite phase oscillations and then estimates the ener…

On the Nonlinear Theory of Phase Oscillations Induced by Quantum Fluctuations of Radiation in Electron Synchrotrons

A. N. MATVEEV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08579

This paper develops a nonlinear treatment of phase oscillations in electron synchrotrons excited by quantum fluctuations of synchrotron radiation, addressing the inadequacy of linear theory for estimating electron losses near the finite phase stability boundaries. Starting from a nonlinear stochasti…

On the Design of Medium-Energy Electron Synchrotrons with Preliminary Induction Acceleration

G. I. Dimov and V. A. Kochegurov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08578

This paper examines alternative designs for 300 to 400 MeV electron synchrotrons that retain preliminary induction acceleration while avoiding the drawbacks of conventional saturating central cores, including poor access to the inter-pole space, field inhomogeneities from magnetic-circuit cuts, and …

Acceleration of Charged Particles in an Annular Cavity Resonator with Magnetic Trajectory Control

A. A. VOROBYOV and G. V. KRIVOSHEKOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08577

This paper proposes using the accelerating chamber itself as an annular cavity resonator or waveguide for charged-particle acceleration, rather than installing a separate cavity resonator in the chamber. It outlines possible excitation schemes, including standing waves, traveling waves, and a high-f…

Pulse Modulator with a Nonuniform Artificial Line

N. I. Vorob'ev
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08574

This paper examines pulse modulators with output pulse transformers, where uniform artificial forming lines can produce distorted load-voltage pulses because transformer requirements for a steep front and a flat pulse top are contradictory. It proposes replacing the uniform ladder line with a nonuni…

Use of Electrodes as an Accelerating Device of a Synchrotron

B. A. Solntsev
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08573

This paper examines the use of ring electrodes, rather than coaxial resonators, as the accelerating device in an electron synchrotron. It argues analytically that acceleration by such electrodes is possible despite the presence of return fields, since the net energy gain per revolution equals the ga…

Wire Coaxial Resonators

B. A. Solntsev
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08572

This paper examines quarter-wave wire coaxial resonators for 15 to 30 MeV electron synchrotrons, focusing on the reduction of quality factor caused by unequal wire lengths in bent resonator geometries. It models the resonator as a system of coupled two-wire lines and proposes two compensation method…

On the Use of a Betatron as an Electron Injector in High-Energy Synchrotrons

A. A. VOROB'EV, G. I. DIMOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08571

This paper evaluates injector options for high-energy electron synchrotrons and proposes the betatron as a practical alternative to pulse transformers, rectified-voltage generators, microtrons, and traveling-wave linear accelerators. It compares the attainable electron number, injection energy, ener…

Electrostatic extraction of electrons from a 15 MeV betatron

B. A. KONONOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08570

This paper describes an electrostatic method for extracting accelerated electrons from a 15 MeV betatron into air for use as a high-energy electron source. It details the design and adjustment of the vacuum chamber, above-orbit injector, exit window, deflecting capacitor, and pulsed high-voltage sup…

Extraction of an Electron Beam from a Betatron Chamber

L. S. Sokolov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08569

This paper reports experiments on extracting a 10 MeV electron beam from a betatron without placing an extraction device inside the vacuum chamber. The method displaces the equilibrium orbit by pulsed magnetic windings until electrons leave the focusing region and pass through an exit window, and th…

Vacuum Chambers and Vacuum System of 15–25 MeV Betatrons

A. G. VLASOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08567

This paper describes the design, manufacture, and operation of vacuum accelerating chambers for 15 to 25 MeV betatrons. It outlines requirements for chamber materials and geometry, glass and porcelain fabrication methods, preparation of conducting inner coatings, and comparative tests of several ele…

Injectors for 15–25 MeV betatrons

A. G. Vlasov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08566

This paper describes the construction and performance of three-electrode electron injectors used in 5 to 25 MeV betatrons, with emphasis on designs suitable for injection voltages up to about 60 kV. It details the fabrication of the tantalum anode and focusing cylinder, tungsten or thoriated-tungste…

Investigation of the Properties of Betatron Injectors

N. M. GOLOSHCHAPOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08565

This paper examines how betatron injector geometry and electrode conditions affect electron beam formation, cathode lifetime, emission, and electrical strength. Several injector variants are compared using electrolytic bath field mapping, observation of the first electron turn in a betatron-like mag…

Accounting for Electron Interaction in Problems of Electron Optics

B. N. Rodimov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08563

This paper develops a density equation for stationary electron beams in electron-optical focusing systems, treating space-charge interaction through an equivalent charge density associated with the focusing field. The method is applied to longitudinal and transverse electron interactions, including …

Study of the process of electron capture into betatron acceleration under various shapes of the injection voltage pulse

I. P. Chuchalin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08559

This paper reports experimental studies of electron capture into betatron acceleration as a function of the injection voltage pulse shape. Using a 15 MeV betatron, the author altered the output of an artificial pulse forming line by short circuiting selected coils, producing two peak pulses, and mea…

On the Parallel Operation of Ignitrons in a Pulsed Circuit

I. P. Chuchalin, V. M. Razin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08557

This paper examines the feasibility of operating ignitrons in parallel for producing large, timed current pulses from a capacitor bank, where nonsimultaneous firing can be significant relative to pulse duration. The authors describe an experimental circuit using two I-100/1000 ignitrons, thyratron-c…

Calculation of Reverse Voltage Suppression in a Pulse Circuit

I. I. Chuchalin, V. M. Razin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08556

This paper analyzes a circuit for suppressing reverse voltage in pulsed electromagnet power supplies using gas-discharge switching valves. It models the transient behavior when an additional valve with a series resistance is connected in parallel with the capacitor bank, deriving conditions for aper…

Calculation of a Compensating Transformer

I. P. Chuchalin, M. F. Filippov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08555

This paper presents a calculation method for a compensating transformer used to cancel the electromotive force induced in the direct-current winding of a betatron electromagnet with direct-current biasing. The authors derive relations for the transformer turns, winding currents, core cross section, …

Simplified Injection Scheme for a Pulsed Betatron

D. A. Noskov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08554

This paper proposes and analyzes a simplified injection circuit for a pulsed betatron that uses the initial voltage surge across the electromagnet coils to generate the electron gun pulse. The circuit, consisting chiefly of a pulse transformer, capacitor, and variable resistor, is modeled through si…

Triggered Sweep Unit for OK-17M and EO-7 Electronic Oscilloscopes

V. M. RAZIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08552

This paper describes an accessory unit developed to provide periodic triggered sweep operation for OK-17M and EO-7 electronic oscilloscopes, motivated by the need to observe periodic pulses in betatron studies rather than only single pulses. The circuit uses a line-synchronized multivibrator, a cath…

A New Scheme for Monitoring the Maximum Energy of X-Rays

A. K. BERZIN, R. P. MESHCHERYAKOV, R. G. NEMKOV
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08551

This paper describes a triggering and comparison circuit developed for Tomsk Polytechnic Institute betatrons to control the maximum energy of X-rays with higher precision than earlier published schemes. The design replaces the direct-current amplifier used in a prior circuit with a millivolt-level d…

Electronic Stabilizer of Pulse Voltage at the Betatron Injector

V. M. Razin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08550

This paper describes an electronic circuit for stabilizing the high pulsed injection voltage of a betatron, a requirement for maintaining stable betatron radiation. The proposed compensating automatic regulation system uses vacuum-tube amplification, diode rectification, a reference-voltage source, …

Stabilization of Betatron Radiation

V. M. RAZIN
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08549

This paper analyzes causes of instability in betatron radiation, emphasizing fluctuations in line voltage and their effect on electron injection timing, capture, and extraction energy. It develops matching conditions between injection voltage, magnetic-field amplitude, and injection phase, comparing…

Emission Current Stabilizer

V. M. Razin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08548

This paper discusses stabilization of electron emission current in electrovacuum devices, focusing on limitations of a conventional regulating tube circuit and on an alternative stabilizer developed for the pulsed electron gun current of a betatron. The proposed circuit uses a choke type magnetic am…

Simplified Schemes for Electron Injection and Displacement in a Betatron

V. M. Razin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08547

This paper examines simplified charging circuits for electron injection and displacement in a betatron when the charging transformer frequency is equal to, or a multiple of, the betatron electromagnet supply frequency. It develops transient equations for a resistance capacitance charging circuit wit…

Allowance for Radiation Damping in Calculating the Displacement of Betatron-Accelerated Electrons onto a Target

V. M. Razin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08546

This paper examines how radiation damping affects the radial displacement of high-energy electrons in a betatron when they are directed onto a target. Using the equations of motion and following the method of Artsimovich and Pomeranchuk, it derives expressions for orbit contraction due to radiation …

On the Machine Constant of Parametric Generators of the Inductive Type

V. M. VYSOTSKAYA
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08543

This paper derives a design expression for the machine constant of inductive-type parametric generators, emphasizing its role in determining the principal machine dimensions, rotor diameter and active length. It argues that earlier formulations based on active power are incomplete for parametric gen…

Potential Function of the Focusing Forces of a Betatron Magnetic Field and Its Practical Application in Accelerator Tuning

D. A. Noskov
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08540

This paper argues that the field fall off index alone gives an incomplete description of focusing in betatron and synchrotron guide fields, and proposes the potential function of the focusing forces as a more informative representation. It presents a graphical method for constructing sections and eq…

On the Selection of a Rational Injector Location and Determination of the Injection Voltage for a Betatron

K. S. Grishin
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.08539

This paper addresses the choice of injector and target positions and the required injection voltage in betatrons whose magnetic fields contain static and phase inhomogeneities. It develops a method for reconstructing the instantaneous magnetic-field structure from measured amplitude, static, and pha…