Optical Transition Radiation

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Optical transition radiation is the radiation emitted by a charged beam at the interface between two media.

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• Interference phenomenon in optical transition radiation and its application to particle beam diagnostics and multiple-scattering measurements, L. Wartski et al, Journal of Applied Physics -- August 1975 -- Volume 46, Issue 8, pp. 3644-3653.

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