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Two-Frequency RF Fields Induced Multipactor in Coaxial Transmission Line

Mashrafi, Md [University of Michigan]ยทIqbal, Asif [University of Michigan]ยทVerboncoeur, John [Michigan State University]ยทZhang, Peng [University of Michigan]
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This work investigates multipactor discharge in coaxial geometry with two-frequency rf electric field Vrf [sin(๐œ”๐‘ก+๐œƒ)+๐›ฝ sin(n(๐œ”๐‘ก+๐œƒ)+๐›พ)], where Vrf is the peak voltage, ๐›ฝ is the field strength of the second car-rier mode relative to fundamental mode, n is the ratio of two carrier fre-quencies and ๐›พ is the relative phase of second carrier mode.

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Mashrafi, Md [University of Michigan], Iqbal, Asif [University of Michigan], Verboncoeur, John [Michigan State University], Zhang, Peng [University of Michigan]. 2025-12-03. Two-Frequency RF Fields Induced Multipactor in Coaxial Transmission Line. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/3030755

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