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6 November 1998 Effect of small radiation divergence on the measurement of source size
Peter P. Ilinski
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Abstract
Third-generation storage rings have small particle beam emittances. The size of the particle beam can be determined from the measured image size of the focused radiation source. Undulators are preferred as radiation sources at third-generation storage rings, the radiation emitted by an undulator has both small size and divergence. The effect of the small beam divergence on determination of the source size is discussed here. The analysis is performed in an approximation of a Gaussian distribution of the radiation intensity. The paraxial approximation and matrix methods were also used for this derivation. It was fond that the effect of the small beam divergence depends on the ratio of the angular acceptance of the source to the divergence of the emitted radiation.
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Peter P. Ilinski "Effect of small radiation divergence on the measurement of source size", Proc. SPIE 3449, X-Ray Microfocusing: Applications and Techniques, (6 November 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.330350
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KEYWORDS
Radiation effects

Particle beams

Zone plates

Convolution

Paraxial approximations

X-rays

Astatine

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