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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Óptica de rayos X con óptica de rayos X.
  • La física del acelerador es física.
  • Ciencia de los materiales ciencia de los materiales.

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los láseres revolucionaron la óptica de la luz visible, pero extender esto a los rayos X enfrentó desafíos con los medios de ganancia y los espejos.
  • Las instalaciones actuales de láser de electrones libres de rayos X duros (XFEL) producen un alto brillo, pero sufren de perfiles temporales y espectrales ruidosos y con múltiples picos.
  • Se propusieron XFEL basados en cavidades (CBXFEL) para mejorar la pureza espectral recirculando pulsos de rayos X filtrados en una cavidad sincronizada.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Para demostrar el láser con ganancia de múltiples pasos en una configuración XFEL basada en cavidades.
  • Para validar el uso de ópticas de diamante Bragg para resonadores de rayos X en un entorno de acelerador.
  • Establecer la viabilidad de CBXFELs para generar pulsos de rayos X espectralmente puros.

Principales métodos:

  • Utilizó una cavidad Bragg con base de diamantes de 132.8 m de ida y vuelta en el XFEL europeo.
  • Sincronizó la cavidad con el espaciado de 2,23 MHz del acelerador superconductor.
  • Se mantuvieron estrictos requisitos de longitud y estabilidad angular para la cavidad óptica.

Principales resultados:

  • Se logró el láser con ganancia de paso múltiple a 6.952 keV.
  • Se observó un "anillo" de pulsos de rayos X a través de sucesivos grupos de electrones dentro de la cavidad.
  • Produjo pulsos de rayos X espectrales puros, a nivel de microjulios.

Conclusiones:

  • Estableció la viabilidad de CBXFELs en un entorno de acelerador real.
  • Las ópticas de diamante Bragg validadas como adecuadas para los resonadores de rayos X.
  • La pureza espectral demostrada ofrece un camino hacia la ciencia de rayos X de próxima generación que requiere fuentes coherentes y estables.