I. Coherent X-rays - Properties, Generation and Applications

held October 15 -17, 2001 at DESY, Hamburg

Experiments using coherent light, long-time known in the visible and applied here very successfully, have received recently a lot of attention for the X-ray regime since it was possible to use incoherent X-ray sources. In the future, FELs will be coherent sources of X-rays therefore providing strongly improved coherence properties.
This course summarises information about various sources and the generation of coherent (X-ray) light and explains its properties. The coherency enables new experiments and scientific applications and the lectures about imaging and spectroscopy will provide fundamental insight.

Topics of the course

Properties and Sources of Coherent Light
Imaging with Coherent X-rays
X-ray Coherent Spectroscopy Applications

Speakers

K. Anduleit (DESY, Hamburg FRG)
J. Arthur (SSRL, Stanford U.S.A.)
F. Beckmann (DESY, Hamburg FRG)
W. de Jeu (FOM, Amsterdam NL)
G. Grübel (ESRF, Grenoble F)
C. Jacobsen (SUNY, Stony Brook U.S.A.)
B. Lengeler (RWTH, Aachen FRG)
G. Meier (FZ Jülich, FRG)
W. Sandner / P. Nickles (MBI, Berlin FRG)
C. Schroer (RWTH, Aachen FRG)
M. Tolan (University Dortmund, FRG)
P.E Toschek (University Hamburg, FRG)

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I. Coherent X-rays - Properties, Generation and Applications held October 15 -17, 2001 at DESY, Hamburg

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