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Global Optimization of Beam Profiles for Suppressing the Bump-On-Tail Instability
A particle beam with constant intensity that propagates into a plasma triggers a bump-on-tail instability. It has been demonstrated that beam modulation can be used to significantly reduce this instability. However, finding the optimal beam profiles that accomplish this is a complex optimization pro
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