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Analysis of electron capture acceleration channel in an Airy beam
Jian-Xing Li1, Wei-Ping Zang, Jian-Guo Tian
1Photonics Center, School of Physics, Nankai University, Tianjin 300071, China.
Abstract:
Using numerical simulation, we have studied in detail vacuum electron acceleration induced by an Airy beam. The phase of the field varies slowly, and the intensity of the field is independent of the decaying parameter of the beam in the asymmetric field channel [(AFC) Opt. Express 18, 7300 (2010)] formed by the Airy beam. Results show that an electron entering into the AFC may be captured and gain high energy. Meanwhile, the decaying parameter, injection energy, and injection angle of the electron play important roles in the electron energy gain.
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