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3. Engineering Ultrafast Magnetism

Author

Radu, I., Stamm, C., Eschenlohr, A., Radu, F., Abrudan, R., Vahaplar, K., Kachel, T., Pontius, N., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Föhlisch, A., Evans, R. F. L., Ostler, T. A., Mentink, J., Chantrell, R. W., Tsukamoto, A., Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A., Kimel, A. V., Rasing, Th., Bigot, Jean-Yves, editor, Hübner, Wolfgang, editor, Rasing, Theo, editor, and Chantrell, Roy, editor

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2015
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6. Autocorrelation Experiments with Soft X-ray FEL Pulses

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Mitzner, R., Eberhardt, W., Neeb, M., Noll, T., Richter, M., Roling, S., Rutkowski, M., Siemer, B., Sorokin, A. A., Tiedtke, K., Zacharias, H., Corkum, Paul, editor, Silvestri, Sandro, editor, Nelson, Keith A., editor, Riedle, Eberhard, editor, and Schoenlein, Robert W., editor

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2009
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7. Flash II: Perspectives and challenges

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Faatz, B., Baboi, N., Ayvazyan, V., Balandin, V., Decking, W., Duesterer, S., Eckoldt, H.-J., Feldhaus, J., Golubeva, N., Honkavaara, K., Koerfer, M., Laarmann, T., Leuschner, A., Lilje, L., Limberg, T., Noelle, D., Obier, F., Petrov, A., Ploenjes, E., Rehlich, K., Schlarb, H., Schmidt, B., Schmitz, M., Schreiber, S., Schulte-Schrepping, H., Spengler, J., Staack, M., Tavella, F., Tiedtke, K., Tischer, M., Treusch, R., Vogt, M., Willner, A., Bahrdt, J., Follath, R., Gensch, M., Holldack, K., Meseck, A., Mitzner, R., Drescher, M., Miltchev, V., Rönsch-Schulenburg, J., and Rossbach, J.

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2011
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9. Influence of the Magnetization Compensation Point on the All-Optical Magnetization Switching

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Le Guyader, L., primary, Radu, I., additional, Eschenlohr, A., additional, El Moussaoui, S., additional, Buzzi, M., additional, Razdolski, I., additional, Medapalli, R., additional, Savoini, M., additional, Stamm, Ch., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Holldack, K., additional, Kachel, T., additional, Tsukamoto, A., additional, Itoh, A., additional, Kirilyuk, A., additional, Rasing, Th., additional, Nolting, F., additional, and Kimel, A. V., additional

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2014
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10. Engineering Ultrafast Magnetism

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Radu, I., primary, Stamm, C., additional, Eschenlohr, A., additional, Radu, F., additional, Abrudan, R., additional, Vahaplar, K., additional, Kachel, T., additional, Pontius, N., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Holldack, K., additional, Föhlisch, A., additional, Evans, R. F. L., additional, Ostler, T. A., additional, Mentink, J., additional, Chantrell, R. W., additional, Tsukamoto, A., additional, Itoh, A., additional, Kirilyuk, A., additional, Kimel, A. V., additional, and Rasing, Th., additional

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2014
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11. Ultrafast electron and spin dynamics in nickel probed with femtosecond x-ray pulses

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Durr, H. A., Stamm, C., Kachel, T., Pontius, N., Mitzner, R., Quast, T., Holldack, K., Khan, S., Lupulescu, C., Aziz, E. F., Wietstruk, M., and Eberhardt, W.

Subjects
Nickel -- Atomic properties, X-rays -- Properties, Magnetization -- Evaluation, Electron spin -- Evaluation, Business, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

We present the first X-ray absorption spectrum over an entire absorption edge using femtosecond pulses from a synchrotron-based slicing source. An ultrafast laser pulse excited a nickel film, and a succeeding X-ray pulse from the BESSY femtoslicing facility probed the Ni[L.sub.3]-edge. By choosing either linear or circular X-ray polarization, the spectra represent snapshots of the electronic or the magnetic state, respectively, with an exposure time of about 100 fs. We find an almost instantaneous response of the electronic system to the laser pulse, and provide a first direct measurement of the quenching of magnetic moments within 120 fs. Index Terms--Femtosecond X-ray pulses, laser excitation, magnetization dynamics, X-ray absorption.

Published
2008

17. Probing the non-equilibrium transient state in magnetite by a jitter-free two-color X-ray pump and X-ray probe experiment

Author

Pontius, N., primary, Beye, M., additional, Trabant, C., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Sorgenfrei, F., additional, Kachel, T., additional, Wöstmann, M., additional, Roling, S., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, Ivanov, R., additional, Treusch, R., additional, Buchholz, M., additional, Metcalf, P., additional, Schüßler-Langeheine, C., additional, and Föhlisch, A., additional

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2018
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18. Probing the non-equilibrium transient state in magnetite by a jitter-free two-color X-ray pump and X-ray probe experiment

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Pontius, N., Beye, M., Trabant, C., Mitzner, R., Sorgenfrei, F., Kachel, T., Woestmann, M., Roling, S., Zacharias, H., Ivanov, R., Treusch, R., Buchholz, M., Metcalf, P., Schuessler-Langeheine, C., Foehlisch, A., Pontius, N., Beye, M., Trabant, C., Mitzner, R., Sorgenfrei, F., Kachel, T., Woestmann, M., Roling, S., Zacharias, H., Ivanov, R., Treusch, R., Buchholz, M., Metcalf, P., Schuessler-Langeheine, C., and Foehlisch, A.

Abstract

We present a general experimental concept for jitter-free pump and probe experiments at free electron lasers. By generating pump and probe pulse from one and the same X-ray pulse using an optical split-and-delay unit, we obtain a temporal resolution that is limited only by the X-ray pulse lengths. In a two-color X-ray pump and X-ray probe experiment with sub 70 fs temporal resolution, we selectively probe the response of orbital and charge degree of freedom in the prototypical functional oxide magnetite after photoexcitation. We find electronic order to be quenched on a time scale of (30 +/- 30) fs and hence most likely faster than what is to be expected for any lattice dynamics. Our experimental result hints to the formation of a short lived transient state with decoupled electronic and lattice degree of freedom in magnetite. The excitation and relaxation mechanism for X-ray pumping is discussed within a simple model leading to the conclusion that within the first 10 fs the original photoexcitation decays into low-energy electronic excitations comparable to what is achieved by optical pump pulse excitation. Our findings show on which time scales dynamical decoupling of degrees of freedom in functional oxides can be expected and how to probe this selectively with soft X-ray pulses. Results can be expected to provide crucial information for theories for ultrafast behavior of materials and help to develop concepts for novel switching devices. (C) 2018 Author(s).

Published
2018

20. On the mechanism of C60 thin film laser-induced desorption.

Author

Winter, B., Mitzner, R., Kusch, Ch., Campbell, E. E. B., and Hertel, I. V.

Subjects
*CARBON, *THIN films, *PICOSECOND pulses
Abstract

The mechanism of thin film C60 laser desorption has been investigated using nanosecond and picosecond UV laser pulses. The desorption experiments were performed under ultrahigh-vacuum conditions using reflectron time-of-flight mass spectroscopy from which the velocity distributions of the desorbed ions and the dependence of the ion yield on the laser fluence were obtained. A strong nonlinear dependence of the desorption yield on laser fluence in the threshold region, indicative of a thermal mechanism, was found for both ns and ps pulses. Typically, the C+60 velocity distributions were bimodal and could be fitted by modified Maxwell–Boltzmann distributions. The fits to the slow contributions gave translational temperatures consistent with surface temperatures due to laser heating with ns pulses as estimated by solving the one-dimensional heat equation. In contrast, translational temperatures which are much too high to be consistent with purely thermal processes were obtained for the fast contributions. These fast contributions originate from different desorption mechanisms for the two different laser pulse lengths. © 1996 American Institute of Physics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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1996
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21. Influence of the Magnetization Compensation Point on the All-Optical Magnetization Switching

Author

Guyader, L. Le, Radu, I., Eschenlohr, A., Moussaoui, S. El, Buzzi, M., Razdolski, I., Medapalli, R., Savoini, M., Stamm, C., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Kachel, T., Tsukamoto, A., Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A.I., Rasing, T.H.M., Nolting, F., Kimel, A.V., Bigot, J.-Y., Hübner, W., Rasing, T., Chantrell, R., Bigot, J.-Y., Hübner, W., Rasing, T., and Chantrell, R.

Subjects
Spectroscopy of Solids and Interfaces
Abstract

Item does not contain fulltext Ultrafast Magnetism I: International Conference UMC 2013 Strasbourg, France, October 28th - November 1st, 2013

Published
2015

22. Electron Rearrangement Dynamics in Dissociating In+2 Molecules Accessed by Extreme Ultraviolet Pump-Probe Experiments

Author

Schnorr, K., Senftleben, A., Kurka, M., Rudenko, A., Schmid, G., Pfeifer, T., Meyer, K., Kübel, M., Kling, M., Jiang, Y., Treusch, R., Düsterer, S., Siemer, B., Wöstmann, M., Zacharias, H., Mitzner, R., Zouros, T., Ullrich , J., Schröter, C., and Moshammer, R.

Abstract

The charge rearrangement in dissociating In+2molecules is measured as a function of the internuclear distance R using extreme ultraviolet pulses delivered by the free-electron laser in Hamburg. Within an extreme ultraviolet pump-probe scheme, the first pulse initiates dissociation by multiply ionizing I2, and the delayed probe pulse further ionizes one of the two fragments at a given time, thus triggering charge rearrangement at a well-defined R. The electron transfer between the fragments is monitored by analyzing the delay-dependent ion kinetic energies and charge states. The experimental results are in very good agreement with predictions of the classical over-the-barrier model demonstrating its validity in a thus far unexplored quasimolecular regime relevant for free-electron laser, plasma, and chemistry applications

Published
2014

24. Electron Rearrangement Dynamics in Dissociating I 2 n Molecules Accessed by Extreme Ultraviolet Pump Probe Experiments

Author

Schnorr, K., Senftleben, A., Kurka, M., Rudenko, A., Schmid, G., Pfeifer, T., Meyer, K., Kübel, M., Kling, M.F., Jiang, Y.H., Treusch, R., Düsterer, S., Siemer, B., Wöstmann, M., Zacharias, H., Mitzner, R., Zouros, T.J.M., Ullrich, J., Schröter, C.D., and Moshammer, R.

Subjects
iodine molecule, dissociation, fel, XUV pump probe
Abstract

The charge rearrangement in dissociating In 2 molecules is measured as a function of the internuclear distance R using extreme ultraviolet pulses delivered by the free electron laser in Hamburg. Within an extreme ultraviolet pump probe scheme, the first pulse initiates dissociation by multiply ionizing I2, and the delayed probe pulse further ionizes one of the two fragments at a given time, thus triggering charge rearrangement at a well defined R. The electron transfer between the fragments is monitored by analyzing the delay dependent ion kinetic energies and charge states. The experimental results are in very good agreement with predictions of the classical over the barrier model demonstrating its validity in a thus far unexplored quasimolecular regime relevant for free electron laser, plasma, and chemistry applications

Published
2014

25. Engineering Ultrafast Magnetism

Author

Bigot, J.-Y., Radu, I., Stamm, C., Eschenlohr, A., Radu, F., Abrudan, R., Vahaplar, K., Kachel, T., Pontius, N., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Föhlisch, A., Evans, R.F.L., Ostler, T.A., Mentink, J., Chantrell, R.W., Tsukamoto, A., Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A., Kimel, A.V., Rasing, T.H.M., Bigot, J.-Y., Radu, I., Stamm, C., Eschenlohr, A., Radu, F., Abrudan, R., Vahaplar, K., Kachel, T., Pontius, N., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Föhlisch, A., Evans, R.F.L., Ostler, T.A., Mentink, J., Chantrell, R.W., Tsukamoto, A., Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A., Kimel, A.V., and Rasing, T.H.M.

Abstract

Ultrafast Magnetism I: International Conference UMC 2013 Strasbourg, France, October 28th - November 1st, 2013, Item does not contain fulltext, We employ time-resolved X-ray magnetic circular dichroism with fs time resolution to investigate the ultrafast, laser-driven dynamics of multi-sublattice materials, with both ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic coupling. These measurements provide evidence for a demagnetization time that scales with the elemental magnetic moment and varies with the exchange interaction symmetry.

Published
2015

26. Ultrafast and Distinct Spin Dynamics in Magnetic Alloys

Author

Radu, I.E., Stamm, C., Eschenlohr, A., Radu, F., Abrudan, R., Vahaplar, K., Kachel, T., Pontius, N., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Föhlisch, A., Ostler, T.A., Mentink, J.H., Evans, R.F.L., Chantrell, R.W., Tsukamoto, A, Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A.I., Kimel, A.V., Rasing, T.H.M., Radu, I.E., Stamm, C., Eschenlohr, A., Radu, F., Abrudan, R., Vahaplar, K., Kachel, T., Pontius, N., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Föhlisch, A., Ostler, T.A., Mentink, J.H., Evans, R.F.L., Chantrell, R.W., Tsukamoto, A, Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A.I., Kimel, A.V., and Rasing, T.H.M.

Abstract

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Published
2015

27. Influence of the Magnetization Compensation Point on the All-Optical Magnetization Switching

Author

Bigot, J.-Y., Hübner, W., Rasing, T., Chantrell, R., Guyader, L. Le, Radu, I., Eschenlohr, A., Moussaoui, S. El, Buzzi, M., Razdolski, I., Medapalli, R., Savoini, M., Stamm, C., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Kachel, T., Tsukamoto, A., Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A.I., Rasing, T.H.M., Nolting, F., Kimel, A.V., Bigot, J.-Y., Hübner, W., Rasing, T., Chantrell, R., Guyader, L. Le, Radu, I., Eschenlohr, A., Moussaoui, S. El, Buzzi, M., Razdolski, I., Medapalli, R., Savoini, M., Stamm, C., Mitzner, R., Holldack, K., Kachel, T., Tsukamoto, A., Itoh, A., Kirilyuk, A.I., Rasing, T.H.M., Nolting, F., and Kimel, A.V.

Abstract

Ultrafast Magnetism I: International Conference UMC 2013 Strasbourg, France, October 28th - November 1st, 2013, Item does not contain fulltext

Published
2015

28. Ultrafast and Distinct Spin Dynamics in Magnetic Alloys

Author

Radu, I., primary, Stamm, C., additional, Eschenlohr, A., additional, Radu, F., additional, Abrudan, R., additional, Vahaplar, K., additional, Kachel, T., additional, Pontius, N., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Holldack, K., additional, Föhlisch, A., additional, Ostler, T. A., additional, Mentink, J. H., additional, Evans, R. F. L., additional, Chantrell, R. W., additional, Tsukamoto, A., additional, Itoh, A., additional, Kirilyuk, A., additional, Kimel, A. V., additional, and Rasing, Th., additional

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2015
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31. Development of experimental techniques for the characterization of ultrashort photon pulses of extreme ultraviolet free-electron lasers

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Düsterer, S., primary, Rehders, M., additional, Al-Shemmary, A., additional, Behrens, C., additional, Brenner, G., additional, Brovko, O., additional, DellAngela, M., additional, Drescher, M., additional, Faatz, B., additional, Feldhaus, J., additional, Frühling, U., additional, Gerasimova, N., additional, Gerken, N., additional, Gerth, C., additional, Golz, T., additional, Grebentsov, A., additional, Hass, E., additional, Honkavaara, K., additional, Kocharian, V., additional, Kurka, M., additional, Limberg, Th., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Moshammer, R., additional, Plönjes, E., additional, Richter, M., additional, Rönsch-Schulenburg, J., additional, Rudenko, A., additional, Schlarb, H., additional, Schmidt, B., additional, Senftleben, A., additional, Schneidmiller, E. A., additional, Siemer, B., additional, Sorgenfrei, F., additional, Sorokin, A. A., additional, Stojanovic, N., additional, Tiedtke, K., additional, Treusch, R., additional, Vogt, M., additional, Wieland, M., additional, Wurth, W., additional, Wesch, S., additional, Yan, M., additional, Yurkov, M. V., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, and Schreiber, S., additional

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2014
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32. Electron Rearrangement Dynamics in DissociatingI2n+Molecules Accessed by Extreme Ultraviolet Pump-Probe Experiments

Author

Schnorr, K., primary, Senftleben, A., additional, Kurka, M., additional, Rudenko, A., additional, Schmid, G., additional, Pfeifer, T., additional, Meyer, K., additional, Kübel, M., additional, Kling, M. F., additional, Jiang, Y. H., additional, Treusch, R., additional, Düsterer, S., additional, Siemer, B., additional, Wöstmann, M., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Zouros, T. J. M., additional, Ullrich, J., additional, Schröter, C. D., additional, and Moshammer, R., additional

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2014
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33. Equilibration dynamics and conductivity of warm dense hydrogen

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Zastrau, U., primary, Sperling, P., additional, Becker, A., additional, Bornath, T., additional, Bredow, R., additional, Döppner, T., additional, Dziarzhytski, S., additional, Fennel, T., additional, Fletcher, L. B., additional, Förster, E., additional, Fortmann, C., additional, Glenzer, S. H., additional, Göde, S., additional, Gregori, G., additional, Harmand, M., additional, Hilbert, V., additional, Holst, B., additional, Laarmann, T., additional, Lee, H. J., additional, Ma, T., additional, Mithen, J. P., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Murphy, C. D., additional, Nakatsutsumi, M., additional, Neumayer, P., additional, Przystawik, A., additional, Roling, S., additional, Schulz, M., additional, Siemer, B., additional, Skruszewicz, S., additional, Tiggesbäumker, J., additional, Toleikis, S., additional, Tschentscher, T., additional, White, T., additional, Wöstmann, M., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, and Redmer, R., additional

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2014
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34. Resolving Ultrafast Heating of Dense Cryogenic Hydrogen

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Zastrau, U., primary, Sperling, P., additional, Harmand, M., additional, Becker, A., additional, Bornath, T., additional, Bredow, R., additional, Dziarzhytski, S., additional, Fennel, T., additional, Fletcher, L. B., additional, Förster, E., additional, Göde, S., additional, Gregori, G., additional, Hilbert, V., additional, Hochhaus, D., additional, Holst, B., additional, Laarmann, T., additional, Lee, H. J., additional, Ma, T., additional, Mithen, J. P., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Murphy, C. D., additional, Nakatsutsumi, M., additional, Neumayer, P., additional, Przystawik, A., additional, Roling, S., additional, Schulz, M., additional, Siemer, B., additional, Skruszewicz, S., additional, Tiggesbäumker, J., additional, Toleikis, S., additional, Tschentscher, T., additional, White, T., additional, Wöstmann, M., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, Döppner, T., additional, Glenzer, S. H., additional, and Redmer, R., additional

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2014
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35. Ultrafast spin transport as key to femtosecond demagnetization

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Eschenlohr, A., Battiato, Marco, Maldonado, Pablo, Pontius, N., Kachel, T., Holldack, K., Mitzner, R., Foehlisch, A., Oppeneer, Peter M., Stamm, C., Eschenlohr, A., Battiato, Marco, Maldonado, Pablo, Pontius, N., Kachel, T., Holldack, K., Mitzner, R., Foehlisch, A., Oppeneer, Peter M., and Stamm, C.

Abstract

Irradiating a ferromagnet with a femtosecond laser pulse is known to induce an ultrafast demagnetization within a few hundred femtoseconds. Here we demonstrate that direct laser irradiation is in fact not essential for ultrafast demagnetization, and that electron cascades caused by hot electron currents accomplish it very efficiently. We optically excite a Au/Ni layered structure in which the 30 nm Au capping layer absorbs the incident laser pump pulse and subsequently use the X-ray magnetic circular dichroism technique to probe the femtosecond demagnetization of the adjacent 15 nm Ni layer. A demagnetization effect corresponding to the scenario in which the laser directly excites the Ni film is observed, but with a slight temporal delay. We explain this unexpected observation by means of the demagnetizing effect of a superdiffusive current of non-equilibrium, non-spin-polarized electrons generated in the Au layer.

Published
2013
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42. Sequential femtosecond X-ray imaging

Author

Günther, C. M., primary, Pfau, B., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Siemer, B., additional, Roling, S., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, Kutz, O., additional, Rudolph, I., additional, Schondelmaier, D., additional, Treusch, R., additional, and Eisebitt, S., additional

Published
2011
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43. Femtosecond pulse x-ray imaging with a large field of view

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Pfau, B, primary, Günther, C M, additional, Schaffert, S, additional, Mitzner, R, additional, Siemer, B, additional, Roling, S, additional, Zacharias, H, additional, Kutz, O, additional, Rudolph, I, additional, Treusch, R, additional, and Eisebitt, S, additional

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2010
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45. A new soft x-ray autocorrelator—direct evaluation of the temporal properties of FEL pulses at 24 nm

Author

Mitzner, R., primary, Siemer, B., additional, Roling, S., additional, Wöstmann, M., additional, Noll, T., additional, Siewert, F., additional, Sorokin, A. A., additional, Richter, M., additional, Tiedtke, K., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, Garrett, R., additional, Gentle, I., additional, Nugent, K., additional, and Wilkins, S., additional

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2010
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46. Direct autocorrelation of soft-x-ray free-electron-laser pulses by time-resolved two-photon double ionization of He

Author

Mitzner, R., primary, Sorokin, A. A., additional, Siemer, B., additional, Roling, S., additional, Rutkowski, M., additional, Zacharias, H., additional, Neeb, M., additional, Noll, T., additional, Siewert, F., additional, Eberhardt, W., additional, Richter, M., additional, Juranic, P., additional, Tiedtke, K., additional, and Feldhaus, J., additional

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2009
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47. Spatio-temporal coherence of free electron laser pulses in the soft x-ray regime

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Mitzner, R., primary, Siemer, B., additional, Neeb, M., additional, Noll, T., additional, Siewert, F., additional, Roling, S., additional, Rutkowski, M., additional, Sorokin, A. A., additional, Richter, M., additional, Juranic, P., additional, Tiedtke, K., additional, Feldhaus, J., additional, Eberhardt, W., additional, and Zacharias, H., additional

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2008
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50. STARS - a two-stage high-gain harmonic generation FEL demonstrator

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Abo-Bakr, M., primary, Anders, W., additional, Bahrdt, J., additional, Buerkmann, K., additional, Budz, P., additional, Dressler, O., additional, Durr, H., additional, Durr, V., additional, Eberhardt, W., additional, Eisebitt, S., additional, Feikes, J., additional, Follath, R., additional, Gaupp, A., additional, Gorgen, R., additional, Goldammer, K., additional, Hessler, S., additional, Holldack, K., additional, Jaeschke, E., additional, Kamps, T., additional, Klauke, S., additional, Knobloch, J., additional, Kugeler, O., additional, Kuske, B., additional, Kuske, P., additional, Kramer, D., additional, Marhauser, F., additional, Meseck, A., additional, Mitzner, R., additional, Muller, R., additional, Neumann, A., additional, Neeb, M., additional, Ott, K., additional, Pfluckhahn, D., additional, Quast, T., additional, Scheer, M., additional, Schroeter, T., additional, Schuster, M., additional, Senf, F., additional, Wiistefeld, G., additional, and Burkmann, K., additional

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2007
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