Abstract
The modified radiator for generation of the resonant transition radiation from relativistic electrons is presented. This radiator consists of a set of small thin foils inclined with respect to the trajectory of an emitting electron. It is shown that the photoabsorption of the emitted photons is almost completely suppressed in the considered scheme. Therefore, the possibility of generating intense beams of quasimonochromatic vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) quanta by the proposed method appears.
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