Milestone experiments for single pass UV/X-ray FELs

Ben‐Zvi, I.

doi:10.1016/0168-9002(94)01555-4

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“…The principal uncertainty in the design are some issues related to the bunch compressions (space charge and effects of the beam distribution) and some of the SASE FEL physics (startup from noise, saturation, etc.). Fortunately, these issues will be experimentally verified in the next few years [3].…”

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Electron beam acceleration and compression for short wavelength FELs

Raubenheimer

1995

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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A single pass UV or X-ray FEL will require a low emittance electron beam with high peak current and relatively high beam energy, a few hundred MeV to many GeV. To achieve the necessary peak current and beam energy, the beams must be bunch compressed and they must be accelerated in long transport lines where dispersive and wakefield emittance dilutions are important. In this paper, we will describe the sources and significance of the dilutions during acceleration, bunch compression, and transport through the undulator. In addition, we will discuss sources of jitter, especially effects arising from the bunch compressions, and the possible cancellation techniques.

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