摘要: About 1971 a proposed accelerating structure was described by the radiotechnical Institute, Moscow, which was intended for proton acceleration in a planned meson factory linac. The structure has several quite useful features and h... 展开 About 1971 a proposed accelerating structure was described by the radiotechnical Institute, Moscow, which was intended for proton acceleration in a planned meson factory linac. The structure has several quite useful features and has been subsequently investigated by AECL (Chalk River, Canada), LASL (UC Los Alamos, NM) and Argonne National Laboratory. A sketch of the structure is shown which reveals the origin of the name disc-and-washer structure (DAW). The origin and development of the concept upon which the structure is founded is provided from considerations of a chain of individual TM-01 cavities designed to produce kinetic energy gain to a bunched beam transiting their common axis. It is assumed the cavities are individually excited without inter-coupling; so that for maximum energy gain there is a specific phasing requirement based on the transit time from the previous cavity. Such a system would be very complex to operate and would only be considered in the special case of a few cavities as, for example, the LASL PHERMEX. (ERA citation 08:027141) 收起