Scientific instrument Femtosecond X-ray Experiments (FXE): instrumentation and baseline experimental capabilities

Galler, A.; Gawelda, W.; Biednov, M.; Bomer, C.; Britz, A.; Brockhauser, S.; Choi, T.-K.; Diez, M.; Frankenberger, P.; French, M.; Görries, D.; Hart, M.; Hauf, S.; Khakhulin, D.; Knoll, M.; Korsch, T.; Kubicek, K.; Kuster, M.; Lang, P.; Alves Lima, F.; Otte, F.; Schulz, S.; Zalden, P.; Bressler, C.

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(Left) Kappa goniometer at the FXE instrument. For specific FEL applications, samples can be translated by 50 × 50 mm during the measurement. (Right) Versatile vacuum chamber at the FXE instrument. X-rays and the optical laser enter through the front-left flange, and the front-right and rear-right flange are used for emission spectroscopy and scattering, respectively.

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Volume 26| Part 5| September 2019| Pages 1432-1447

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