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Andrey Andreev

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University of New Mexico

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Andrey Andreev is a Research Professor at The University of New Mexico, USA. His research focuses on high-power microwave sources, particularly in the areas of magnetrons and electron beam systems. Recent publications highlight his work on optimized designs and simulations for relativistic diffraction output magnetrons and innovative linear accelerator systems.

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Gennadii Liziakin

Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

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Technion - Israel Institute of Technology

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An optimized design for an X-band high power relativistic diffraction output A8 magnetron

A Novel A10 Relativistic Diffraction Output High-Power Magnetron Operating at 9.8 GHz

A Novel High-Power X-Band Relativistic Diffraction Output Magnetron

Errata to “Particle-in-Cell (PIC) Simulations of A6 “Classic” “1.58/2.11/4.11” Geometry Relativistic or High-Voltage Magnetron With Radial Output of Microwave Power: A Historical Overview From Personal Experience”

Experimental Research on an X-Band Magnetron Fed by Solid and Split Cathodes

Particle-in-Cell (PIC) Simulations of A6 “Classic” “1.58/2.11/4.11” Geometry Relativistic or High-Voltage Magnetron With Radial Output of Microwave Power: A Historical Overview From Personal Experience

A Novel Compact and Portable Linear Accelerator Electron Beam System

Particle-in-Cell Simulations of Ten-Vane Microwave-Oven Free-Running 2.45-GHz “Cooker” Magnetron: Microwave Power Increase up to 6 kW in a Pulsed Mode (3 kW With 50% Duty Cycle)

Direct comparison of analytically derived “Fedosov” solution with experimental measurements and numerical simulations of relativistic thin annular electron beam generation and propagation in magnetically insulated coaxial diode of SINUS-6 high-current electron-beam accelerator

Modeling and Simulation of Relativistic Multiple Electron Beam Generation With Different Energies From a Single-Cathode Potential for High-Power Microwave Sources

Comprehensive Particle-In-Cell Simulations of Ten-Vane Microwave Oven Free-Running 2.45 GHz “Cooker” Magnetron With ICEPIC and CST-PS Codes

Clarifying Analytically Calculated Dispersion Relations of Finite-Length Overmoded Corrugated Cylindrical Azimuthally Symmetric Slow Wave Structures Using Numerical Simulations

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Gennadii Liziakin

Yakov Krasik

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