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    • Physics
    • Engineering
    • Particle Acceleration

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    • Dielectric laser acceleration (DLA) offers a promising avenue for compact particle accelerators.
    • Sub-relativistic particle acceleration requires precise control over particle-wave synchronicity.
    • Continuous wave (CW) operation in slot waveguides presents unique design challenges for particle acceleration.

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    • To present novel optimization methodologies for sub-relativistic guided interaction structures in DLA.
    • To design optimal tapered slot waveguides for maximizing particle energy gain.
    • To validate physics-based design approaches with numerical methods.

    Main Methods:

    • Focus on co-propagating slot waveguide geometries in CW operation.
    • Employ a physics-based approach to design optimal waveguide tapers for particle-wave synchronicity.
    • Utilize a downhill simplex method searching algorithm for validation.
    • Investigate a simplified 2D model for fast structure optimization.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated effective tapering of slot waveguides to achieve extended acceleration regions.
    • Achieved significant energy gain through optimized particle-wave synchronicity.
    • Validated physics-based optimization against numerical search algorithms.
    • Showcased the utility of a 2D model for rapid design exploration.

    Conclusions:

    • The presented optimization methodologies enable enhanced performance in DLA structures.
    • Tapered slot waveguides are crucial for maximizing energy gain in sub-relativistic DLA.
    • Simplified 2D models offer a valuable tool for efficient design and exploration of accelerating structures.