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IN the course of investigations into the design of a micro-wave linear accelerator of the resonant type, to operate at 3,000 mc./s. (cf. Fry1), we have succeeded in feeding power into a 24-cavity evacuated resonator 120 cm. long, having a separation in frequency of only 0·2 per cent (that is, 6 Mc./s.) between the required mode of operation and the adjacent mode. The required mode had a phase difference of π between currents in adjacent cavities.
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Fry, et al., Nature, 160, 351 (1947).
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Willshaw, et al., J. Inst. Elect. Eng., Pt. IIIA, 93, No. 5, 996 (1946).
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NEWBEBY, G., WILLSHAW, W. A Method of Feeding Micro-wave Power into a Resonator having a Fine Mode Structure. Nature 161, 519–520 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/161519a0
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