Which mechanism limits electron speeds in high-energy linear accelerators?

💡 Explanation

The electron's relativistic mass increases with velocity because of mass-energy equivalence; therefore, acceleration becomes increasingly difficult as the velocity approaches c, rather than ionization or other interference becoming the limiting factor.

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