A Ground Accelerator Interaction Experiment for Understanding Astrophysical Fast Radio Bursts

Abstract

The "Fast Radio Bursts" are the interesting astrophysical observations that are getting much attention, although their common mechanism is still veiled in mystery. We initialized a ground accelerator interaction experiment toward having a better understanding of the characteristics of Fast Radio Bursts. The collective non-linearly amplification effects that are well-used in accelerator physics, may be keys to understand essential features of Fast Radio Busts such as the ultra-high brightness, the short time emissions, as well as their sudden appearances. In this report, we briefly introduce the overview of our project and the achievements obtained so far.