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Modular Approach to Achieving the Next-Generation X-Ray Light Source

(FR-1-03) Presenting Author: Sandra Biedron



S. G. Biedron, S. V. Milton and H. P. Freund  



Argonne National Laboratory and Science Applications International Corporation



A modular approach to the next-generation light source is described. The ``modules'' include photocathode, radio-frequency electron guns and their associated drive laser systems, linear accelerators, bunch compression systems, seed laser systems, planar undulators, high-gain harmonic generation systems (each composed of a modulative section, a dispersive section, and a radiative section), nonlinear ``parasitic'' harmonics, and imprinting/wavelength shifting. Combinations of these modules will be helpful in tailoring the designs of next-generation light sources to the specific needs of many more laboratories than the current designs permit, due to both monetary and/or physical space constraints.



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