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17–19 Sept 2018
Fakultät für Maschinenwesen der Technischen Universität München
Europe/Berlin timezone

The Variable Pulse Length Storage Ring BESSY-VSR

19 Sept 2018, 11:15
15m
MW 0350 (Fakultät für Maschinenwesen)

MW 0350

Fakultät für Maschinenwesen

Talk MS6 Next generation large scale facilities Micro symposium 6

Speakers

Prof. Dr. Alexander Föhlisch (HZB/U Potsdam) On behalft of the BESSY VSR project

Description

In the coming years BESSY II is undergoing its up-grade to BESSY-VSR, a novel approach to create in the Storage Ring long and short photon pulses simultaneously for all beam lines through a pair of superconducting bunch compression cavities. Pulse-picking schemes will allow each individual user to freely switch between high average flux for X-ray spectroscopy, microscopy and scattering and picosecond pulses up to 500 MHz repetition rate for dynamic studies. Thus BESSY-VSR preserves the present average brilliance of BESSY II and adds the new capability of user accessible picosecond pulses at high repetition rate. For the scientific challenges of quantum materials for energy, future information technologies and basic energy science BESSY-VSR is the multi-user Synchrotron Radiation facility that allows with the flexible switching between high repetition rate for picosecond dynamics and high average brightness to move classical 3rd generation Synchrotron Radiation science from the observation of static properties and their quantum mechanical description towards the function and the control of materials properties, technologically relevant switching processes and chemical dynamics and kinetics on the picosecond time scale. BESSY-VSR creates for the highly productive Synchrotron Radiation community a uniquely attractive multi user storage ring adding the soft X-ray picosecond dynamics up to MHz repetition rate at preserved average brilliance. In particular investigations on reversible dynamics and switching in molecular systems and materials are accessible in a non-destructive way. The investigations with X-rays from BESSY-VSR are highly complementary and compatible to dynamic studies conducted by users with optical lasers at their home universities and laboratories. BESSY-VSR represents also a missing link between the extreme average brilliance of ultimate storage rings and Free Electron Lasers.

Primary authors

Prof. Dr. Alexander Föhlisch (HZB/U Potsdam) On behalft of the BESSY VSR project

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