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The MAX Wiggler

G. LeBlanc, Erik Wallén, Mikael Eriksson

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Abstract

The demand for high fluxes of x-rays at MAX-lab will be met with a novel insertion device called the MAX-Wiggler. The cold bore superconducting MAX-Wiggler with 47 3.5 T poles and a period length of 61 mm has been built at MAX-lab. This note describes some of the properties of the MAX-Wiggler as well as some of the results of the prototype studies.

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The demand for high fluxes of x-rays at MAX-lab will be met with a novel insertion device called the MAX-Wiggler. The cold bore superconducting MAX-Wiggler with 47 3.5 T poles and a period length of 61 mm has been built at MAX-lab. This note describes some of the properties of the MAX-Wiggler as well as some of the results of the prototype studies.

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The demand for high fluxes of x-rays at MAX-lab will be met with a novel insertion device called the MAX-Wiggler. The cold bore superconducting MAX-Wiggler with 47 3.5 T poles and a period length of 61 mm has been built at MAX-lab. This note describes some of the properties of the MAX-Wiggler as well as some of the results of the prototype studies.

Key concepts: Wiggler, Physics, Optics, Nuclear physics, Electron, Cathode ray

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