Femtosecond beam science / edited by Mitsuru Uesaka.
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TextPublication details: London : Imperial College Press, 2005.Description: 1 online resource (xii, 426 pages) : illustrationsContent type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 1860947425
- 9781860947421
- 9781860943430
- 1860943438
- 1281866989
- 9781281866981
- 9786611866983
- 6611866981
- 621.366 22
- QD716.L37 F46 2005eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction -- Femtosecond beam generation: Theory and operation of femtosecond terawatt lasers. Linear accelerator. Synchrotron. Laser plasma acceleration. Inverse Compton scattering X-ray generation. Beam slicing by femtosecond laser. Free electron lasers. Energy recovery Linac -- Diagnosis and synchronization: Pulse shape diagnostics. Synchronization -- Applications: Radiation chemistry. Time-resolved X-ray diffraction. Protein dynamics. Molecular dynamics simulation.
Print version record.
This book explores recent developments and advances in femtosecond beam science, making these more accessible through contributions from leaders in the field. Each contribution aims to make the particular area of femtosecond beam science accessible through explaining the particular field, reviewing recent advances worldwide, and featuring important results and possible future uses of femtosecond pulses in the field. Femtosecond beam science is expected to lead to the development of technology realizing dynamic microscopy, that is, the visualization of atomic motions, chemical reactions, protei.
English.
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