Abstract

Positron has attracted much attention in particle research for it was the first antiparticle discovered. Due to its extreme instability, positron is easy to annihilate with electron and release photons or form unstable positronium. Positron releases 1000 times more energy than nuclear fission of the same mass with no radioactive substance. As a new energy source, positron has more potential than other energy sources. With the rapid development of technology, the problem of how-to storage positron is solved gradually which makes a good foundation for annihilation of positron and electron beams. In this paper, the energy released by collision between electron and positron beams is deduced by theoretical analysis, based on the latest experimental results. The positron beam is the same energy of 10 MeV as the electron beam, which is adopt. After the pulses cross each other, the energy released is closed to 15mJ with current intensity 1020e+/s. The energy difference of different radius of pulses is studied. This work has great potential value in further research.

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