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Figure 5
(a) Raw data from the 2D CCD detector where the strong feature is the cross-correlator signal. The background has been subtracted. A height of about 10 pixels correspond to 0.2 mm and the width of the beam is a measure of the temporal convolution of the pulse-shapes of the laser and the bending magnet radiation. The horizontal position of the signal is a measure of the relative timing of the electron beam and the laser. The calibration factor is approximately 16 fs per pixel. (b) Horizontal lineout of the cross-correlator signal in (a) calibrated in femtoseconds.

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Volume 32| Part 4| July 2025|
https://doi.org/10.1107/S1600577525003479
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