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    "abstract": "This presentation will be a broad survey of progress in induction technology\nover the past four years. Much work has been done on accelerators for\nhydrodynamic test radiography and other applications. Solid-state pulsers have\nbeen developed which can provide unprecedented flexibility and precision in\npulse format and accelerating voltage for both ion and electron induction\nmachines. Induction linacs can now be built which can operate with MHz\nrepetition rates. Solid-state technology has also made possible the development\nof fast kickers for precision control of high current beams. New insulator\ntechnology has been developed which will improve conventional induction linacs\nin addition to enabling a new class of high gradient induction linacs.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0010011",
    "authors": [
      "George J. Caporaso"
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    "journal_ref": "eConf C00082 (2000) WE101",
    "title": "Progress in Induction Linacs",
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