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  <abstract>The PEGASUS plane wave transformer injector has been conditioned to 20 MW of RF power.  Initial operations show a 15 MeV dark current beam that will be used for beam radiation studies.  The design of a new LaB_6 cathode will allow for both thermionic emission and photoinjection operation.  Experiments currently planned include novel beam instrumentation, surface effects in optical transition radiation, and waveguide SASE FEL.</abstract>
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  <deprecated-conference-name>24th International Free Electron Laser Conference</deprecated-conference-name>
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  <published-date>2003</published-date>
  <publisher>Elsevier</publisher>
  <refnum type="integer">540</refnum>
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  <title>Status of the UCLA PEGASUS Injector Laboratory</title>
  <updated-at type="datetime">2007-10-19T15:41:08-07:00</updated-at>
  <vol-pages>II-43</vol-pages>
  <year-authored>2002</year-authored>
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