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A SLOW wave structure suitable for an electron linear accelerator or a high-power travelling-wave tube can be obtained by loading a metal wave-guide with a dielectric, either in the form of a coaxial tube or a series of disks.
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Shersby-Harvie, R. B., Mullett, L. B., Walkinshaw, W., Bell, J. S., and Loach, B. G., Proc. Inst. Elec. Eng., B, 104, 273 (1957).
Walker, G. B., and West, N. D., Proc. Inst. Elect. Eng., C, 104, 381, No. 6 (1957).
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WALKER, G., LEWIS, E. Vacuum Breakdown in Dielectric-loaded Wave-guides. Nature 181, 38–39 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181038b0
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