2013
DOI: 10.1107/s0909049512049990
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Mo/Si multilayer-coated amplitude-division beam splitters for XUV radiation sources

Abstract: Amplitude-division beam splitters for XUV radiation sources have been developed and extensively characterized. Mo/Si multilayer coatings were deposited on 50 nm-thick SiN membranes. By changing the multilayer structure (periodicity, number of bilayers, etc.) the intensity of the reflected and transmitted beams were optimized for selected incident radiation parameters (wavelength, incident angle). The developed optical elements were characterized by means of XUV reflectometry and transmission measurements, atom… Show more

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“…Such a time resolution can be achieved by optical pump/X-ray probe setups when the dynamics is induced by valence band electrons. Dynamic processes initiated by inner-shell electrons can be studied at FELs with an accelerator-based two-bunch mode (Hara et al, 2013;Lutman et al, 2013;Marinelli et al, 2015), or by means of a split-and-delay unit (SDU) (Roseker et al, 2009;Sorgenfrei et al, 2010;Sobierajski et al, 2013;Wö stmann et al, 2013;Hilbert et al, 2014;Roling et al, 2014a) which may yield elemental specificity to both X-ray pump and the X-ray probe. In the latter case, the pulse will be separated into two partial beams which can be delayed with respect to each other by a variation of their path length.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such a time resolution can be achieved by optical pump/X-ray probe setups when the dynamics is induced by valence band electrons. Dynamic processes initiated by inner-shell electrons can be studied at FELs with an accelerator-based two-bunch mode (Hara et al, 2013;Lutman et al, 2013;Marinelli et al, 2015), or by means of a split-and-delay unit (SDU) (Roseker et al, 2009;Sorgenfrei et al, 2010;Sobierajski et al, 2013;Wö stmann et al, 2013;Hilbert et al, 2014;Roling et al, 2014a) which may yield elemental specificity to both X-ray pump and the X-ray probe. In the latter case, the pulse will be separated into two partial beams which can be delayed with respect to each other by a variation of their path length.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%