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Primoz Rebernik Ribic - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a simplified description of x ray Free Electron lasers
Journal of Synchrotron Radiation, 2011Co-Authors: Giorgio Margaritondo, Primoz Rebernik RibicAbstract:It is shown that an elementary semi-quantitative approach explains essential features of the X-ray Free-Electron laser mechanism, in particular those of the gain and saturation lengths. Using mathematical methods and derivations simpler than complete theories, this treatment reveals the basic physics that dominates the mechanism and makes it difficult to realise Free-Electron lasers for short wavelengths. This approach can be specifically useful for teachers at different levels and for colleagues interested in presenting X-ray Free-Electron lasers to non-specialized audiences.
Giorgio Margaritondo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a simplified description of x ray Free Electron lasers
Journal of Synchrotron Radiation, 2011Co-Authors: Giorgio Margaritondo, Primoz Rebernik RibicAbstract:It is shown that an elementary semi-quantitative approach explains essential features of the X-ray Free-Electron laser mechanism, in particular those of the gain and saturation lengths. Using mathematical methods and derivations simpler than complete theories, this treatment reveals the basic physics that dominates the mechanism and makes it difficult to realise Free-Electron lasers for short wavelengths. This approach can be specifically useful for teachers at different levels and for colleagues interested in presenting X-ray Free-Electron lasers to non-specialized audiences.
N. V. Cheburkin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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High-power Free-Electron lasers: Theory and applications
Journal of Russian Laser Research, 1997Co-Authors: F. F. Baryshnikov, V.v. Perebeynos, N. V. CheburkinAbstract:New suggestions to upgrade the hardware of high-power Free-Electron lasers and their possible applications are considered. In particular, improved Electron injectors and exit systems for high-power radiation are needed to increase laser power. In this paper, the possibility of using inherent synchrotron radiation to illuminate the photoinjector cathode is analyzed. Special optical cavities with so-called Electronic extraction of radiation from the cavity of a high-power Free-Electron laser are considered. In addition, the feasibilities of some projects utilizing the features of Free-Electron lasers such as high average power, tunability, and high optical quality of radiation are analyzed. Laser power beaming to remote objects in space, for example, to geostationary satellites, and the feasibility of a chemical reactor based on a high-power Free-Electron laser are considered.
Michel Billardon - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Chaotic behaviour of the storage ring Free Electron laser
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment, 1991Co-Authors: Michel BillardonAbstract:Abstract The macrotemporal structure of the storage ring Free Electron laser is studied in relation to deterministic chaos laws. Comparison between experimental and theoretical results shows that the laser obeys such laws. This can have some important consequences for the future operation of Free Electron lasers.
F. F. Baryshnikov - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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High-power Free-Electron lasers: Theory and applications
Journal of Russian Laser Research, 1997Co-Authors: F. F. Baryshnikov, V.v. Perebeynos, N. V. CheburkinAbstract:New suggestions to upgrade the hardware of high-power Free-Electron lasers and their possible applications are considered. In particular, improved Electron injectors and exit systems for high-power radiation are needed to increase laser power. In this paper, the possibility of using inherent synchrotron radiation to illuminate the photoinjector cathode is analyzed. Special optical cavities with so-called Electronic extraction of radiation from the cavity of a high-power Free-Electron laser are considered. In addition, the feasibilities of some projects utilizing the features of Free-Electron lasers such as high average power, tunability, and high optical quality of radiation are analyzed. Laser power beaming to remote objects in space, for example, to geostationary satellites, and the feasibility of a chemical reactor based on a high-power Free-Electron laser are considered.
