论文信息 - Compact free-electron laser at the Los Alamos National Laboratory

Compact free-electron laser at the Los Alamos National Laboratory

The design and construction of a second-generation free-electron laser (FEL) system at Los Alamos is described. Comprising state-of-the-art components, this FEL system will be sufficiently compact, robust, and user-friendly for application in industry, medicine, and research.

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