Photon Diagnostics

A special issue of Quantum Beam Science (ISSN 2412-382X).

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 May 2021) | Viewed by 382

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Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland
Interests: free electron lasers (FEL); diagnostics; atomic, molecular, and optical (AMO) physics; spectroscopy; ultrafast science

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Dear Colleagues,

Photon diagnostics is a field that bridges the gap between the machines (like particle accelerators) used to generate photon beams and the experimenters using light for research. The devices and methods employed in photon diagnostics serve two purposes: firstly, they provide information to the machine operators to improve and monitor the performance of their setups; secondly, they provide information to the experimenters about the properties of the photons they use in the experiments for better data analysis and easier setups and are often an integral part in the data-taking process. The field of photon diagnostics is large and growing. Efforts are being made to attain both non-intrusive measurements for online, real-time feedback and better intrusive measurements for improved setups of machines or experiments. The most commonly measured beam properties are spectra, energy, position, arrival time of photons for pump–probe experiments, photon pulse lengths, and transverse profiles. The field also uses the devices to set up new methods for the improvement of operations or experimental data-taking based on machine learning and algorithm development.

Dr. Pavle N. Juranić
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • spectral measurements
  • energy measurements
  • position measurements
  • arrival time measurements
  • pulse length measurements
  • transverse profile measurements

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