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Bessel Beam as Optical Injector of Particles for X-ray Morphology

Niko Eckerskorn, Richard A. Kirian, Jochen Küpper, Daniel P. DePonte, Wiesław Królikowski, Henry N. Chapman, Andrei V. Rode

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We apply a high aspect-ratio first order Bessel beam, formed by imaging a vortex beam through an axicon, to guide biological macromolecules and viruses to the focus of femtosecond x-ray free-electron-laser for coherent diffractive imaging.

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We apply a high aspect-ratio first order Bessel beam, formed by imaging a vortex beam through an axicon, to guide biological macromolecules and viruses to the focus of femtosecond x-ray free-electron-laser for coherent diffractive imaging.

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We apply a high aspect-ratio first order Bessel beam, formed by imaging a vortex beam through an axicon, to guide biological macromolecules and viruses to the focus of femtosecond x-ray free-electron-laser for coherent diffractive imaging.

Key concepts: Axicon, Bessel beam, Optics, Femtosecond, Materials science, Beam (structure), Bessel function, Diffraction

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