Abstract
Abstract A positron beam of intensity 7 × 10 6 positrons per pulse ∗ (60 pulses per second) has been obtained with the Stanford electron linac. The energy is 300 MeV and the energy spread is 2%. The method of production of the beam and the factors involved in maximizing the intensity are discussed.
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