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A novel Smith-Purcell tunable radiation source with relativistic electron beam of middle energy and a quasi-optical resonator composed of diffraction grating and three-mirror reflector is reported. Theoretical analyses and numerical simulation results indicate that coherent radiation with peak power of a few MW order can be achieved from this experimental model. The typical curve of PIC simulation and cool testing experiment is also given.

We show that an entangled traveling photon-phonon pair can be generated in a resonator-waveguide structure via optomechanical interaction. We employ the "backward Heisenberg picture" approach to write an analytic expression for the output quantum state, from which the generation efficiency and the entanglement of the photon-phonon pair are calculated. We find that the photon-phonon entanglement can be manipulated by adjusting the spectral width of the input pulse. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]