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Newsletters 2011

February 2011: The inverse Compton scattering (ICS) effect promises to be an excellent source of high-energy gamma rays of narrow spectral width and known polarization. The ICS experiment at the BNL ATF aims to develop a complete characterization of the photon production during the process. Using the ATF parameters (beam energy of 85 MeV, CO2 laser power > TW), the ICS process is predicted to create copious X-ray pulses of ps duration reaching photon energies up to 14 keV.

 

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