3D view of the Attosecond Beamline SE1. From left to right: optical setup, high harmonic generation chamber, differential pumping, XUV spectrometer chamber, magnetic bottle spectrometer, refocusing chamber, and COLTRIMS apparatus from ISMO.
The ATTOphysics Group is the Coordinator of the brand new national facility ATTOLab. Initiated by an Equipment of Excellence (Equipex) program of the National Research Agency (ANR), it gathers nine laboratories representing eight institutions.
ATTOLab provides an experimental platform for interdisciplinary studies of ultra-fast dynamics - electronic and nuclear dynamics at femtosecond (10-15) and attosecond (10-18) timescales – in systems in the gas, condensed and plasma phases.
Two state-of-the-art attosecond beamlines have been developed (for details, see ATTOLab) :
Reference :
Flexible attosecond beamline for high harmonic spectroscopy and XUV/near-IR pump probe experiments requiring long acquisition times
S. J. Weber, B. Manschwetus, M. Billon, M. Böttcher, M. Bougeard, P. Breger, M. Géléoc, V. Gruson, A. Huetz, N. Lin, Y. J. Picard, T. Ruchon, P. Salières, and B. Carré, Review of Scientific Instruments 86 (2015) 033108.
• Interaction laser-matière › Interaction laser-matière en champ fort
Laser-matter interaction
• Institut Rayonnement Matière de Saclay • Interactions, Dynamics and Lasers Laboratory (LIDYL) - CEA-CNRS and Paris Saclay University • IRAMIS: Saclay Institute of Matter and Radiation • Laboratoire Interactions, Dynamiques et Lasers (LIDYL) - CEA-CNRS et Université Paris Saclay • Service des Photons Atomes et Molécules