Theoretical Justification of Application Possibility of Different Order Root-polynomial Functions for Interpolation and Approximation of Boundary Trajectory of Electron Beam
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In this paper on a basis of functional analysis methods we justified theoretically the possibility of different orders root-polynomial functions application for interpolation and approximation of the boundary trajectory of an electron beam in case of its propagation in ionized gas with compensation of the space charge of the beam electrons. It is shown, that the root-polynomial functions satisfy to the second-order differential equation, describing the boundary trajectory of the beam electrons under such physical conditions. The results of interpolation and approximation of the boundary trajectory of the electron beam by root-polynomial functions from the second to the fifth order under the following physical conditions are presented. The interpolation results are compared with the corresponded results of the differential equation solution for the boundary trajectory of the electron beam using Runge-Kutta numerical method of the fourth order. These results are considered as reference ones for the interpolation task. To solve the approximation problem, in this paper an iterative algorithm based on the calculation of both values of the function and its derivatives at reference points is proposed. The approximation task is solved for a sample of numerical data obtained by experimental electron-beam equipment for real processes of current electron-beam technologies, which led to a rather large value of the experimental measurement error due to the effect of random factors associated with thermal treatment of products with electron beam. Test calculations show that the error of interpolation and approximation of numerical data, describing the boundary trajectory of electron beam in case of its propagation in ionized gas, does not exceed a few percent. The theoretical and practical results obtained in this paper are interesting for a wide range of specialists who are engaged in the physics of electron beams, the development of electron-beam technological equipment and implementation of current electron-beam technologies into industry.
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