Deriving x-ray pulse duration from center-of-energy shifts in THz-streaked ionized electron spectra

  • Wieland M
  • Kabachnik N
  • Drescher M
  • et al.
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Abstract

A fast and robust, yet simple, method has been developed for the immediate characterization of x-ray pulse durations via IR/THz streaking that uses the center of energy (COE) of the photoelectron spectrum for the evaluation. The manuscript presents theory and numerical models demonstrating that the maximum COEs shift as a function of the pulse duration and compares them to existing data for validation. It further establishes that the maximum COE can be derived from two COE measurements set at a phase of π/2 apart. The theory, model, and data agree with each other very well, and they present a way to measure pulse durations ranging from sub-fs to tens of fs on-the-fly with a fairly simple experimental setup.

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Wieland, M., Kabachnik, N. M., Drescher, M., Deng, Y., Arbelo, Y., Stojanovic, N., … Juranić, P. (2021). Deriving x-ray pulse duration from center-of-energy shifts in THz-streaked ionized electron spectra. Optics Express, 29(21), 32739. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.432761

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