The reaction microscope (REMI) at SXFEL for AMO

Date:2021-03-18View:213


Endstation Description

The reaction microscope (REMI) at the Shanghai soft x-ray free electron laser (SXFEL) for AMO science consists of a supersonic gas injection system, a spectrometer, and detectors with a data acquisition system. The pump-probe scheme will be provided with the synchronization of the external optical laser to the XFEL pulse. An Even-Lavie type high temperature pulsed valve will be implemented to further extend from gas sample to liquid or even biomolecules in solid states which is easily evaporated by heating. By measuring the time of flight and impact positions of ions and electrons on their corresponding detector, three-dimensional momentum vectors can be reconstructed in a coincidence manner. Momentum resolutions of ions and electrons with 0.11 a.u. can be achieved.

 

Specifications

Parameters

Seeding   branch

SASE   branch

Photon   Energy Range

50-600   eV

100-1000   eV

Photon   Energy Resolution

~0.01%

~0.2%

Focus   spot size (FWHM)

<10x10   μm2 (EM)@ 400 eV

<3x3   μm2 (KB)

Pulse   Energy

~26   μJ@400 eV

~140   μJ@620 eV

Photon   Pulse Duration

~50   fs

~120   fs

Repetition   Rate

1-50   Hz

1-50   Hz

Polarization

Circular,   Horizontal

Horizontal

Optical   Laser

Normally   800 nm, and can be required with varying power, repetition rate, and pulse   duration

Primary   Techniques

— Multi-particle reaction   microscope

— Optical pump / X-ray probe

Momentum   range

~200   a.u. (ions)

~3.5   a.u. (electrons)

Momentum   resolution

1%   (ions)

1%   (electrons)

Samples

Gaseous   phase atoms and small molecules, atomic clusters;

 

AMO International Advisory Panel [15]

Prof. Dajun Ding (Jilin Univ., China)  dajund@jlu.edu.cn

Prof. Kiyoshi Ueda (Tohoku Univ., Japan)  kiyoshi.ueda@tohoku.ac.jp

Prof. James Cryan (PULSE Institute, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, USA)  jcryan@slac.stanford.edu

Prof. Jon Marangos (Imperial College London, UK)  j.marangos@imperial.ac.uk

Prof. Christoph Bostedt (Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI); Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland)  christoph.bostedt@psi.ch

Prof. Hans Jakob Wörner (ETH Zürich, Switzerland)  hansjakob.woerner@phys.chem.ethz.ch

Prof. Michael Meyer (EuXFEL, Germany)  michael.meyer@xfel.eu

Prof. Till Jahnke (EuXFEL; Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Germany)  jahnke@atom.uni-frankfurt.de

Prof. Sang-kil Son (The Center for Free-Electron Laser Science (CFEL), Germany)  sangkil.son@cfel.de

Prof. Carlo Callegari (FERMI, Italy)  carlo.callegari@elettra.eu

Prof. Jan-Erik Rubensson (Uppsala University, Sweden)  jan-erik.rubensson@physics.uu.se

Prof. Maria-Novella Piancastelli (Sorbonne Université, France; Uppsala University, Sweden)  maria-novella.piancastelli@physics.uu.se

Prof. Philippe Wernet (Uppsala University, Sweden)  philippe.wernet@physics.uu.se

Prof. Fernando Martín García (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain)  fernando.martin@uam.es

Prof. Ken-ichi Ishikawa (Univ. Tokyo, Japan)  ishiken@n.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

 

COLTRIMS Instrument Team

Yuhai Jiang

jiangyh3@shanghaitech.edu.cn

Xincheng Wang

wangxch1@shanghaitech.edu.cn