
doi: 10.1134/1.1258976
The energy of the radiation emitted by an ultrarelativistic (1 GeV) electron at a transition from vacuum into yttrium iron garnet I3Fe5O12 at the ferromagnetic resonance frequency (vacuum wavelength 3 cm) is estimated. The energy at this frequency was found to be 10−13 eV·s. If modern electron accelerators are used (particle current 10 mA), then for 1 s the energy at the ferromagnetic resonance frequency will be of the order of 1 J·s, so that the effect could have practical applications.
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