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Plastique: A synchrotron radiation beamline for time resolved fluorescence in the frequency domain

Gelsomina De Stasió, N. Zema, F. Antonangeli, A. Savoia, Tiziana Parasassi, Nicola Rosato

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PLASTIQUE is the only synchrotron radiation beamline in the world that performs time resolved fluorescence experiments in frequency domain. These experiments are extremely valuable sources of information on the structure and dynamics of molecules. We describe the beamline and some initial data.

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PLASTIQUE is the only synchrotron radiation beamline in the world that performs time resolved fluorescence experiments in frequency domain. These experiments are extremely valuable sources of information on the structure and dynamics of molecules. We describe the beamline and some initial data.

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PLASTIQUE is the only synchrotron radiation beamline in the world that performs time resolved fluorescence experiments in frequency domain. These experiments are extremely valuable sources of information on the structure and dynamics of molecules. We describe the beamline and some initial data.

Key concepts: Beamline, Synchrotron radiation, Optics, Synchrotron, Radiation, Time domain, Physics, Frequency domain

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