J. Heritage, A. Vlieks, C. DeStefano, W. Frederick, G. Caryotakis, N. Luhmann, D. Martin, E. Landahl
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A compact source of monochromatic ultrashort X-ray pulses tunable in the 10 to 85 keV range is obtained from Compton scattering of intense sub-picosecond optical pulses with relativistic electron bunches. Unlike conventional large National Laboratory scale synchrotron radiation sources, the relativistic Compton device utilizes compact vacuum components including a single X-band klystron, a 5.5 cell photoinjector, and a 1.05-meter, high-gradient linear accelerator. Optical radiation is generated by a tabletop synchronized titanium:sapphire femtosecond laser oscillator and amplifier system. Our source holds great potential as a compact probe of inner shell bound electrons in heavy atoms for medical diagnostics and therapeutics, as well as for studies of fundamental atomic-scale physics.
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