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Hybrid approach for multiscale and multimodal time-resolved diagnosis of ultrafast processes in materials via tailored synchronization of laser and X-ray sources at MHz repetition rates

2023-12-14

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The synchronization of laser and X-ray sources is essential for time-resolved measurements in the study of ultrafast processes, including photo-induced piezo-effect, shock wave generation, and phase transition. On the one hand, the optical diagnostics (by synchronization of two laser sources) provides information about change in vibration frequencies, shock waves dynamics, linear and nonlinear refractive index beh...

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c9872914-0920-5189-afc2-9f1cf0d98ad3
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10.20944/preprints202312.1089.v1
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