Beam impedance minimization for accelerator beamline insertion devices.

Beam impedance minimization for accelerator beamline insertion devices.
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DOI:
10.1063/5.0007449
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2020-07
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The Review of scientific instruments
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I. Konoplev;D. W. Posthuma De Boer;C. Warsop;M. John
I. Konoplev;D. W. Posthuma De Boer;C. Warsop;M. John
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I. Konoplev;D. W. Posthuma De Boer;C. Warsop;M. John

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