Perspective for high energy density studies on x-ray FELs
Perspective for high energy density studies on x-ray FELs
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10.1117/12.825349
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2009-08
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R. Lee;B. Nagler;U. Zastrau;R. Fäustlin;S. Vinko;T. Whitcher;R. Sobierajski;J. Krzywiński;L. Juha;A. Nelson;S. Bajt;K. Budil;R. Cauble;T. Bornath;T. Burian;J. Chalupský;H. Chapman;J. Cihelka;T. Döppner;T. Dzelzainis;S. Düsterer;M. Fajardo;E. Förster;C. Fortmann;S. Glenzer;S. Göde;G. Gregori;V. Hájková;P. Heimann;M. Jurek;F. Khattak;A. Khorsand;D. Klinger;M. Kozlová;T. Laarmann;H.J. Lee;K. Meiwes-Broer;P. Mercère;W. Murphy;A. Przystawik;R. Redmer;H. Reinholz;D. Riley;G. Röpke;K. Saksl;R. Thiele;J. Tiggesbäumker;S. Toleikis;T. Tschentscher;I. Uschmann;R. Falcone;R. Shepherd;J. Hastings;W. White;J. Wark
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R. Lee;B. Nagler;U. Zastrau;R. Fäustlin;S. Vinko;T. Whitcher;R. Sobierajski;J. Krzywiński;L. Juha;A. Nelson;S. Bajt;K. Budil;R. Cauble;T. Bornath;T. Burian;J. Chalupský;H. Chapman;J. Cihelka;T. Döppner;T. Dzelzainis;S. Düsterer;M. Fajardo;E. Förster;C. Fortmann;S. Glenzer;S. Göde;G. Gregori;V. Hájková;P. Heimann;M. Jurek;F. Khattak;A. Khorsand;D. Klinger;M. Kozlová;T. Laarmann;H.J. Lee;K. Meiwes-Broer;P. Mercère;W. Murphy;A. Przystawik;R. Redmer;H. Reinholz;D. Riley;G. Röpke;K. Saksl;R. Thiele;J. Tiggesbäumker;S. Toleikis;T. Tschentscher;I. Uschmann;R. Falcone;R. Shepherd;J. Hastings;W. White;J. Wark
We report on the x-ray absorption of Warm Dense Matter experiment at the FLASH Free Electron Laser (FEL) facility at DESY. The FEL beam is used to produce Warm Dense Matter with soft x-ray absorption as the probe of electronic structure. A multilayer-coated parabolic mirror focuses the FEL radiation, to spot sizes as small as 0.3μm in a ~15fs pulse of containing >1012 photons at 13.5 nm wavelength, onto a thin sample. Silicon photodiodes measure the transmitted and reflected beams, while spectroscopy provides detailed measurement of the temperature of the sample. The goal is to measure over a range of intensities approaching 1018 W/cm2. Experimental results will be presented along with theoretical calculations. A brief report on future FEL efforts will be given.