Abstract
AN examination of the shape of the gamma-ray output pulse of the Malvern 30-MeV. synchrotron1 shows two distinct pulses, both when the machine is working as a synchrotron and as a betatron. When the machine is working as a synchrotron, both pulses occur after the radio-frequency is switched off, one at the expected time, the other much sooner.
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LAWSON, J. Double Orbit in the 30-MeV. Synchrotron. Nature 165, 109–110 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1038/165109b0
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