For synchronous particles to remain on a constant radius in a synchrotron, show that thetime derivative of the magnetic field is given bydBBATtumdt 2xqpRwhere ATturn is the kinetic energy gain per turn, R is the radius and p the bendingradius, q the charge of a particle, ẞ=v/c. Assume the particles are accelerated oncrest in a synchrotron of 10 GeV (kinetic energy) where the magnetic field reaches1.5 Tesla in one second, following a linear variation. Calculate the bending radiusand assuming R~1.5p, evaluate the accelerating voltage in kV.

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