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1 INTRODUCTION
Pages 9-15

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... Chapters 3 through 6 each deal with a specific spectral region: Chapter 3 covers the far infrared from 1000 to 10 ~m; Chapter 4, the region from 10 Em to 200 nm, including the near infrared, the visible, and the ultraviolet; Chapter 5, the region from 200 to 10 nm, a region referred to as the vacuum ultraviolet and extended ultraviolet; and Chapter 6, the x-ray from 100 to ~ A Each chapter describes the present capabilities of photon sources, including FELs and other advanced coherent light sources if they exist, as well as more conventional sources; in addition, each outlines some proposed FELs that have been envisioned but do not currently exist.
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... E Advanced FEL at Los Alamos National Laboratory (AFEL) FEL FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION F Stanford University FEL G University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB)
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... EXISTING FEL FACILITIES O OK4 Optical Klystron at VEPP-3 in Novosibirsk P High Average Power FEL, Boeing Space and Defense Q Average Power Laser Prototype Experiment, Los Alamos Nat'l Lab. FEL FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION R OK4 Optical Klystron at Duke University PROPOSED FEL FACILITIES S Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF)
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... PROPOSED FEL FACILITIES WAVELENGTH RANGE 2.5 mm - 60 ,um 9.5- l.5,um 7 - 2 ,um 10- 2,um 8 - 5 Am 300- 100 Am 60 - 30 Am 100 - 20 Am 20- 7 Am 15 - 3 Am K Chemical Dynamics Research Laboratory FEL at LBL (CDRL) 50 - 3 Am L Mark III FEL at Duke University (Mark III)
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... EXISTING FEL FACILITIES o p Q OK4 Optical Klystron at VEPP-3 in Novosibirsk High Average Power FEL, Boeing Space and Defense Average Power Laser Prototype Experiment, Los Alamos Nat'l Lab. FEL FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION R OK4 Optical Klystron at Duke University PROPOSED FEL FACILITIES S Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF)
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... Vanderbilt University FEL Center (Vanderbilt) Advanced FEL at Los Alamos National Laboratory (AFEL)
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... EXISTING FEL FACILITIES O OK4 Optical Klystron at VEPP-3 in Novosibirsk P High Average Power FEL, Boeing Space and Defense Q Average Power Laser Prototype Experiment, Los Alamos Nat'l Lab. FEL FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION R OK4 Optical Klystron at Duke University PROPOSED FEL FACILITIES WAVELENGTH RANGE 690 - 240 nm - 630 - 510 rim 380- 369 nm 400 - 50 nm S Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF)
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Key Terms

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  • free electron
  • wavelength regions
  • brookhaven national
  • coherent light

  • stanford linear
  • proposed infrared
  • accelerator center
  • proposed fels
  • proposed fel

  • infrared radiation
  • advanced fel
  • existing fel
  • linear accelerator
  • mark iii

  • average power
  • fel center
  • following existing
  • linear coherent
  • light sources

  • vanderbilt university
  • including fels
  • solid lines
  • prototype experiment
  • individual wavelength

  • dashed lines
  • currently exist
  • stanford picosecond
  • electron beam
  • amplifier fel


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