Abstract
Methods of calibrating secondary standard plasma radiators, based on the use of a synchrotron with an intense magnetic field, are developed, which enable problems of both vacuum coupling of the acceleration chamber and the plasma radiator to be solved, and also enable the degree of polarization of the synchronous radiation to be taken into account. It is shown that a comparison of the characteristics of the synchrotron radiation of the storage ring and of the electron synchrotron in the visible region using a telescope and cooled CCD matrix ensures that the relative synchrotron spectrum is absolute.
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