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Equations allowing determination of the electric and magnetic f fields at each point within a gap-excited metallic duct are derived. With the application to accelerators in mind, formulas are established for the energy and lateral momentum kicks to which a particle is subjected upon crossing the gap region. The configuration where the gap is in a plane perpendicular to the duct's axis is given some special attention.
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