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@BOOK{Jaeschke:450008,
      key          = {450008},
      editor       = {Jaeschke, Eberhard J. and Khan, Shaukat and Schneider,
                      Jochen R. and Hastings, Jerome B.},
      title        = {{S}ynchrotron light sources and free-electron lasers:
                      accelerator physics, instrumentation and science
                      applications; {S}econd edition},
      address      = {Cham},
      publisher    = {Springer},
      reportid     = {PUBDB-2020-04111},
      isbn         = {9783030232016},
      series       = {Springer reference},
      pages        = {1 online resource (xxix, 2509 pages) : illustrations},
      year         = {2020},
      abstract     = {This handbook presents the development of synchrotron light
                      sources and free-electron lasers as well as new scientific
                      applications. Hardly any other discovery of the nineteenth
                      century had such an impact on science and technology as
                      Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen’s seminal discovery of X-rays in
                      the year 1895. X-ray tubes soon became established as
                      excellent instruments for numerous applications in medicine,
                      biology, materials science and testing, chemistry and even
                      public security. Developing new radiation sources with
                      higher and higher brilliance and much extended spectral
                      range for an ever widening field of research resulted in
                      stunning developments like the electron storage ring and the
                      free-electron laser. This second edition includes both
                      updated chapters and new contributions highlighting the most
                      recent developments in the field. Reports on operation
                      experience of the new FEL facilities are complemented by
                      discussions of new developments in X-ray beamline optics and
                      detectors. Contributions on applications now include high
                      pressure work, catalytic processes and engineering
                      materials, medical applications and studies of cultural
                      heritage. New contributions on IR spectroscopy, resonant
                      inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS) and studies of liquids
                      complete this second edition.},
      keywords     = {Synchrotron light sources (DE-H253) / Optics (DE-H253) /
                      Free-electron lasers (DE-H253) / Particle acceleration
                      (DE-H253) / FEL (DE-H253) / Particle accelerators (DE-H253)
                      / Accelerator technology (DE-H253) / X-ray sources (DE-H253)
                      / Electrodynamics (DE-H253) / Materials science (DE-H253) /
                      Physical chemistry (DE-H253) / Radiology (DE-H253) /
                      Physical measurements (DE-H253) / Biophysics (DE-H253) /
                      Biological physics (DE-H253) / Materials characterization
                      (DE-H253) / Physical chemistry (DE-H253)},
      ddc          = {539.735},
      typ          = {PUB:(DE-HGF)3},
      doi          = {10.1007/978-3-030-23201-6},
      url          = {https://bib-pubdb1.desy.de/record/450008},
}