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1) A FFAG betatron is proposed as an alternative to RF linacs for industrial and security applications requiring high average electron beam currents of 5-10 MeV. 2) In a FFAG betatron, high power output is possible due to a high duty factor and fast acceleration cycle where electrons are injected and accelerated in a quasi-continuous wave mode while confined in a fixed-field alternating gradient lattice. 3) Key advantages of the FFAG betatron over conventional betatrons include a higher maximum duty fact

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