Beamlines at synchrotron radiation facilities: The link between the user and the machine

Abstract

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Microbeam‐forming methods for synchrotron radiation

“…The source divergence is a convolution of the radiation pattern and the charged particle divergence. 26 The vertical divergence of the source is highly collimated for all synchrotron sources and the horizontal divergence is also collimated, although less so than the vertical divergence. The phase space distributions are often approximated by Gaussian functions in each dimension.…”