The echo-enabled harmonic generation options for FLASH II
@article{Deng2011TheEH,
title={The echo-enabled harmonic generation options for FLASH II},
author={Haixiao Deng and Winfried Decking and Bart Faatz Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics and Shanghai and China. and Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron and Hamburg and H Germany},
journal={arXiv: Accelerator Physics},
year={2011}
}FLASH II is an upgrade to the existing free electron laser (FEL) FLASH. The echo-enabled harmonic generation (EEHG) scheme is proposed to be a potential seeding option of FLASH II. In this paper, the possibility of EEHG operation of FLASH II is investigated for the first time. With a combination of existing numerical codes, i.e. a laser-beam interaction code in an undulator (LBICU), a beam tracking code in a chicane (ELEGANT) and an universal FEL simulating code (GENESIS), the effects of beam…Â
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