
doi: 10.2172/6535423
The growth rate of the hose instability is derived for a beam with Gaussian radial profile, using the spread mass model of phase mix damping. It is found that the maximum growth rate of a convecting wave packet is 49% larger than that derived for a beam with the Bennett profile, and the inverse group velocity (dz/d tau) is also increased by about this amount. A general discussion of spread mass models is presented along with an explanation of the regurgitation phenomena seen in their numerical treatment.
43 Particle Accelerators, Hose Instability, Lepton Beams, Beams, Instability, Particle Beams, Plasma Microinstabilities 430200* -- Particle Accelerators-- Beam Dynamics, Electron Beams, Damping, Field Calculations, Instability Growth Rates, Pinch Effect, Plasma Instability, Current Density, & Ion Optics
43 Particle Accelerators, Hose Instability, Lepton Beams, Beams, Instability, Particle Beams, Plasma Microinstabilities 430200* -- Particle Accelerators-- Beam Dynamics, Electron Beams, Damping, Field Calculations, Instability Growth Rates, Pinch Effect, Plasma Instability, Current Density, & Ion Optics
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