K. Jensen, D. Feldman, N. Moody, J. Shaw, J. Yater, P. O'Shea
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Field-enhanced photoemission from metals and coated materials
Photocathode performance is modelled to account for issues that affect electron transport. Theoretical models of field, thermal, and surface effects on photoemission from sub-monolayer low work function coated surfaces as a function of laser parameters, temperature, and applied field are discussed. A time-dependent model of laser heating, thermal propagation, and photoemission and the relative importance of field, thermal, and photoemission contribution are presented.