Yu.P. Kunashenko 1,2 1 Tomsk Polytechnic University 2 Tomsk State Pedagogical University Coherent Bremsstrahlung from planar channeled positron.

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Yu.P. Kunashenko 1,2 1 Tomsk Polytechnic University 2 Tomsk State Pedagogical University Coherent Bremsstrahlung from planar channeled positron

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Coherent bremsstrahlung and coherent electron-positron pair photoproduction was predicted by Ter-Mikaelian High Energy Electromagnetic processes in Condensed Media, Wiley Interscience, New-York, Uberall H. High-energy interference effect of bremsstrahlung and pair production in crystals. // Physical review volume 103, number p Now coherent effects are divided into two types: A and B Saenz A.W. and Uberall H., Theory of coherent bremsstrahlung. - in: Coherent Radiation Sourses, eds. A.W. Saenz and H. Uberall. - Berlin: Springer-Verlag p.5-32.]

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Review of experimental and theoretical work on coherent type A bremsstrahlung and coherent electron-positron pair photoproduction in crystals was given by Diambrini - Palazzi G. // Rev.Mod.Phys., 1968, v.10, p.611. Combined effect arise when channeled particle emits coherent bremsstrahlung and manifest it self in changing of coherent peaks For the first time combined effect in coherent type B bremsstrahlung was observed in Tomsk Amosov K.Yu., Vnukov I.E., Naumtnko G.F., Potulisin A.P., Saruchev V.P. Pis’ma v ZhETP 1992 v. 55 p. 587.

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Discreet axis Planar continuous potential Positron moves through crystal in the regime of planar channeling. Longitudinal positron momentum is parallel to crystal axis.

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Photon scattering by channeled positron We use virtual photon methods therefore we need cross-section of Photon scattering by channeled positron. It is convenient to consider scattering of photons by channeled positron in a coordinate system moving with the longitudinal velositi of channeled positron. In the moving reference frame one can use non relativistic approach to the scattering process. Cross - section matrix element (n is intermediate state) J initial positron flux

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Photon scattering by channeled positron matrix element of the photon absorption matrix element of photon emission

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Photon wave function Channeled positron wave function Channeled positron transverse wave function Photon scattering by channeled positron

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Photon scattering by channeled positron From the δ function it is follows conservation laws: In the initial state i positron at rest

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Photon scattering by channeled positron If the incident photon moves along the OZ axis then its wave vector is defined as follows: the wave vector of a scattered photon

Photon scattering by channeled positron Connected between scattered and initial photon energies (“ Compton formula ”) «RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13''

The cross section of the coherent bremsstrahlung from channeled positron electrostatic potential of the crystal axis The spectrum of virtual photons of crystal axis Here d is the lattice constant, ω is the frequency of virtual photon is Compton wave length is the mean-square displacement of a crystal atom from equilibrium position R is the screening radius, N is the number of atoms in the axis, Z is atomic number.

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' The cross section of the coherent bremsstrahlung from channeled positron If we neglect the termsin the functions L and B than we obtain the virtual photons spectrum from well – known Ter- Mikaelian book. Ei(-x) is the exponential integral function, is the 1D reciprocal lattice vector, is the structure factor of a crystal axis, γ is the relativistic factor.

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' The cross section of the coherent bremsstrahlung from channeled positron “Compton formula” For transform the photons scattering cross-section into the laboratory coordinate system we use the “Compton formula” and the Lorentz transformation for the photon energy (the Doppler shift): is the energy of emitted photon is the energy of virtual photon

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' The cross section of the coherent bremsstrahlung from channeled positron The limits of integration are determined by the condition

Results of calculation W (100) plane W (220) axis N s =10 4

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' Results of calculation

«RREPS-13» and ''Meghri-13'' The cross section of the coherent bremsstrahlung from channeled positron Conclusion It is possible the coherent bremsstrahlung from planar channeled positron The contribution to cross-section of the coherent bremsstrahlung from channeled positron result in splitting of coherent peek and appearance of fine structure of photon spectrum