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• W2531454821 abstract "Slow swift electrons with low self-inertia interact differently with matter and light in comparison with their relativistic counterparts: they are easily recoiled, reflected, and also diffracted form optical gratings and nanostructures. As a consequence, they can be also better manipulated into the desired shape. For example, they get bunched quite fast in interaction with acceleration gratings in presence of an external electromagnetic radiation, a phenomenon which can be desirable in development of superradiant coherent light sources. Here, I examine the spatiotemporal behavior of pulsed electron wave packets at low energies interacting with pulsed light and optical gratings, using a quantum-mechanical self-consistent numerical toolbox which is introduced here. It will be shown that electron pulses are accelerated very fast in interaction with the near-field of the grating, demanding that a synchronicity condition is met. To prevent the electrons to be transversely deflected from the grating a symmetric double-grating configuration is necessary. It is found that even in this configuration, diffraction due to the interaction of the electron with the standing-wave light inside the gap between the gratings, is a source of defocusing. Moreover, the longitudinal broadening of the electron pulse directly affects the final shape of the electron wave packet due to the occurrence of multiple electron-photon scatterings. These investigations pave the way towards the design of more efficient electron-driven photon sources and accelerators." @default.
• W2531454821 created "2016-10-21" @default.
• W2531454821 creator A5057562421 @default.
• W2531454821 date "2016-12-02" @default.
• W2531454821 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W2531454821 title "Schrödinger electrons interacting with optical gratings: quantum mechanical study of the inverse Smith–Purcell effect" @default.
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