Abstract
Many industrial and research applications can benefit from the availability of a compact, turn-key laser that puts out 100 W or more of tunable light. Free-electron lasers are inherently capable of generating many wavelengths of light with high average powers but they are typically large and complex machines. Over tire past three years, Los Alamos has sponsored an engineering effort to design, build and test a compact and versatile free-electron laser called the Advanced FEL.
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