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Dielectric wakefields</A>
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Investigated as new collective acceleration methods (Park,
Hirshfield (2000))

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Usual approach is similar to resistive wakes - field matching
technique on boundaries

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The difference is that we don't need to count energy loss in the
walls but have waves with different speed in different media.

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Cn-normalization constant that can be received by orthonormality
relation and from the source currents.

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german_kourevlev
2006-01-19
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