The normalized emittance does not change as a function of energy and so can track beam degradation if the particles are accelerated.
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A low-emittance particle beam is a beam where the particles are confined to a small distance and have nearly the same momentum.
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In a colliding beam accelerator, keeping the emittance small means that the likelihood of particle interactions will be greater resulting in higher luminosity.
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When needs for optoelectronic emittance are reached in polydioctylfluorene, the electroluminescence given off in dependent on the active layer in the conjugate polymer.
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In a synchrotron light source, low emittance means that the resulting x-ray beam will be small, and result in higher brightness.
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The emittance from these width measurements is then referred to as the " RMS emittance " or the " 95 % emittance ", respectively.
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The emittance from these width measurements is then referred to as the " RMS emittance " or the " 95 % emittance ", respectively.
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The emittance from these width measurements is then referred to as the " RMS emittance " or the " 95 % emittance ", respectively.
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Another method of evaluating coolness is the solar reflectance index ( SRI ), which incorporates both solar reflectance and emittance in a single value.
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High absorbency turns the light into heat at the wall's surface, and low emittance prevents the heat from radiating back towards the glass.
