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Figure 6.33 Longitudinal distribution of particles in the beam at the exit of L0-2. In this figure, the<br />

bunch head is at the left, as in the convention of Chapter 7, Accelerator. The peak rf<br />

field at the cathode is 120 MV/m.<br />

The optimization of the beamline for the gun run at 120 MV/m gives a projected emittance<br />

very similar to that obtained when optimizing the beamline for the gun run at 140 MV/m. See<br />

Table 6.5. Similarly, for a rise time for the 10 ps pulse of 0.7 ps, a projected emittance as small as<br />

0.8 µm has been computed with the gun run at 120 MV/m.<br />

6-62 ♦ I NJECTOR<br />

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