Experimental Methods
Instruments
- chemRIXS/qRIXS
- CXI - Coherent X-ray Imaging
- MEC - Matter in Extreme Conditions
- MFX - Macromolecular Femtosecond Crystallography
- TMO - Time-resolved AMO
- TXI - Tender X-ray Instrument
- XCS - X-ray Correlation Spectroscopy
- XPP - X-ray Pump Probe
- SLAC MeV-UED
- LCLS-II-HE Instruments
- CXI Upgrade
- MFX Upgrade
- DXS – Dynamic X-ray Scattering
- XPP Upgrade
- Instrument Maps
- Standard Configurations
Top Links
LCLS Instruments
X-ray Pump & X-ray Probe
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Nonlinear X-ray Methods - Such as four wave mixing and transient grating methods that can be mapped from the visible spectrum into the X-ray regime.
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Stimulated X-ray Emission Spectroscopy - Such as stimulated Raman or stimulated resonance inelastic X-ray scattering.
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Fourier Transform Inelastic X-ray Scattering - Used in studying phonon dynamics.
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X-ray Pump / X-ray Probe – With beams from two independent undulators, making it unique among FEL facilities.
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Coincidence Catalysis - Where a soft X-ray is used to observer spectral dynamics and a hard X-ray is utilized as a probe.
Coherent Scattering & Imaging
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Coherent/Forward Scattering – High-intensity single shot diffractive imaging such as single particle imaging techniques.
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Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS) – Including time resolved SAXS and Fluctuation X-ray scattering mehtods.
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Wide Angle X-ray Scattering (WAXS) & Crystallography – The 2 to 5 keV range enables strong native SAD and MAD phasing of nano-crystals.
Tender X-ray Spectroscopy
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X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy (XAS) – Time resolved studies of transition edges of most elements.
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X-ray Emission Spectroscopy (XES) – Including time resolved studies.
NEH 1.2 Links
TXI Instrument Team
Andy Aquila
Scientist
(650) 926-2682
aquila@slac.stanford.edu
Paul Montanez
Engineer
(650) 926-5461
montanez@slac.stanford.edu