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Smith-Purcell effect: a standalone construct

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emission of light when a charged particle beam passes close over a periodic grating, with wavelength set by grating period, beam speed and viewing angle.

In optics, Smith-Purcell effect refers to emission of light when a charged particle beam passes close over a periodic grating, with wavelength set by grating period, beam speed and viewing angle. This meaning comes from Smith (1953) in Physical Review.[1]

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  1. Smith, S. J., & Purcell, E. M. (1953). Visible Light from Localized Surface Charges Moving across a Grating. Physical Review, 92(4), 1069-1069. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.92.1069

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