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LONGITUDINAL BUNCH PROFIL MONITORING VIA ELECTRO-OPTIC SINGLE SHOT DIAGNOSTIC WITH LINEAR RESPONSESchmidhammer et al.
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- Schmidhammer U
- De Waele V
- Larbre J
- Margnier J
- Monard H
- Mostafavi M
- Bourgeois N
- Marquès J
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A new approach of electro-optic (EO) spectral encoding allows for the non-invasive characterization of the longitudinal electron bunch distribution at the ELYSE laser triggered ps pulse radiolysis facility: the transverse electric field of the relativistic bunch is encoded to …
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