Modern methods of acceleration and compact light sources

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Academia – Industry – Investor puzzle Front-end research aimed at fundamental scientific questions (often long term and not aimed at immediate results) Planning for commercially ready devices in foreseeable near future Optimization of investment portfolio versus risk/return factors A. Seryi, 9 th Nov 2010
Ultra compact Laser – Plasma light sources Application of Laser Plasma Wakefield Accelerators for (I) generation of radiation in an undulator and (II) a FEL driven by a LPWA; up to 100 GeV/m accelerating gradients Likely near-term parameters Energy: few GeV ∆E: ~1% σ x ~ 5 µm σ / x ~ 1 mrad Bunch duration: ~ 10 fs Bunch charge: 10-100 pC Repetition rate: few Hz In 2009-10 has developed OPALS proposal -- could constitute a very high peak brightness soft x-rays facility that could be operated flexibly to respond quickly to new ideas and opportunities in the field. The L-P r&d may be a larger opportunity for the JAI and for the entire UK acc. science community with high potential for engagement of UK industry A. Seryi, 9 th Nov 2010 W. P. Leemans, S. M. Hooker, et al, Nature Physics 2, 696 - 699 (2006)
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