Ultrafast x-ray pulses emitted from a liquid mercury laser target

Ultrafast x-ray pulses emitted from a liquid mercury laser target

We report the generation of ultrashort, hard-x-ray pulses from a liquid mercury target irradiated by 5 kHz laser pulses. The new x-ray source is designed for time-resolved x-ray absorption spectroscopy as well as imaging applications. This marks the first laser-driven plasma x-ray source that contin...

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Veröffentlicht in:Optics letters 2007-02, Vol.32 (4), p.427-429
Hauptverfasser: REICH, Christian, LAPERLE, Christopher M, XIAODI LI, AHR, Brian, BENESCH, Frank, ROSE-PETRUCK, Christoph G
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description We report the generation of ultrashort, hard-x-ray pulses from a liquid mercury target irradiated by 5 kHz laser pulses. The new x-ray source is designed for time-resolved x-ray absorption spectroscopy as well as imaging applications. This marks the first laser-driven plasma x-ray source that continuously recycles the target material, facilitating maintenance-free operation. Theoretical calculations show mercury targets emit shorter x-ray pulses than targets of lighter elements under identical illumination and x-ray detection conditions.
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