The Development of the FEL as a Laboratory Radiation Source

Kem Edward Robinson; John M. J. Madey

doi:10.1364/UP.1984.FB5

Topical Meeting on Ultrafast Phenomena
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1984),
paper FB5
•https://doi.org/10.1364/UP.1984.FB5

The Development of the FEL as a Laboratory Radiation Source

Kem Edward Robinson and John M. J. Madey

International Conference on Ultrafast Phenomena 1984

Monterey, California United States
12–15 June 1984
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Abstract

The results obtained from operational free-electron lasers [FEL], in particular the Stanford single-pass FEL and the ACO storage ring FEL, have provided strong proof-of-principle for FEL theory. Subsequent development of FEL’s will now be in the direction of laboratory radiation sources.

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