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Indirect Integration of Longitudinal and Transverse Wake Potentials for Unequal Beam Pipes and Arbitrary Beam Velocity
Indirect integration replaces the long uniform beam-pipe parts of a wakefield calculation by field problems in the pipe cross sections. Earlier ultrarelativistic methods were developed mainly for the longitudinal wake, whereas the transverse wake was usually obtained from the Panofsky--Wenzel theore
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