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Backward Scattering of High-Power Microwaves by Subnanosecond Relativistic Electron Beam

This paper presents the results of an experiment in which the effect of generation of picosecond superradiation pulses was first observed during the induced backward scattering of a high-power pump microwave by a short high-density relativistic electron beam. These investigations became feasible due to an experimental setup built around two high-current electron accelerators of the Radan series that were set to operate synchronously to within ~300 ps. The scattered radiation detected in the experiment was a short (~200 ps) pulse with a spectrum-integrated power of up to 1 MW.