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1 Review of Coherent SASE Schemes Lawrence Campbell1, David Dunning1,2, James Henderson1, Brian McNeil1 & Neil Thompson2 1University of Strathclyde; 2STFC ASTeC We acknowledge STFC MoA ; ARCHIE-WeSt HPC, EPSRC grant EP/K000586/1; John von Neumann Institute for Computing (NIC) on JUROPA at Julich Supercomputing Centre (JSC), under project HHH20 36th International Free Electron Laser Conference, Basel, August 25-29, 20141
2 Outline Types of Seeding direct; indirect; self; HB-SASE; i-sase; p-sase. UK CLARA FEL Test Facility 2
3 The issue: SASE photon output SASE output is amplified noise Spontaneous emission generated by electron beam in first few gain lengths is the seed which is amplified via an exponential instability. Pulses noisy temporally and spectrally: poor temporal coherence No pulse-to-pulse reproducibility *Taken from DESY report SIMULATED XFEL OUTPUT*
4 The issue: SASE photon output SASE output is amplified noise Spontaneous emission generated by electron beam in first few gain lengths is the seed which is amplified via an exponential instability. Pulses noisy temporally and spectrally: poor temporal coherence No pulse-to-pulse reproducibility Far from FT limited: t 1 *Taken from DESY report SIMULATED XFEL OUTPUT*
5 SPECTRUM PHASE POWER SASE Coherence 4
6 SPECTRUM PHASE POWER SASE Coherence 4
7 SPECTRUM PHASE PHASE POWER POWER SASE Coherence 4
8 Direct seeding at fundamental 5
9 6
10 No seeds in X-ray 6
11 Indirect Seeding Using Harmonics Use good temporal coherence of a longer wavelength to seed coherence at shorter harmonic wavelength 7
12 Harmonic Generation via a longer wavelength seeded beam R. Bonifacio, L. De Salvo Souza, P. Pierini, and E. T. Scharlemann, NIM A 296, 787 (1990). L.-H. Yu et al., Science 289, 932 (2000). Good coherence at λ1 transferred to harmonic λn Seed laser λ1 D k R56 8
13 Harmonic Generation via a longer wavelength seeded beam R. Bonifacio, L. De Salvo Souza, P. Pierini, and E. T. Scharlemann, NIM A 296, 787 (1990). L.-H. Yu et al., Science 289, 932 (2000). Good coherence at λ1 transferred to harmonic λn Seed laser λ1 D D k R56 8
14 Harmonic Generation via a longer wavelength seeded beam R. Bonifacio, L. De Salvo Souza, P. Pierini, and E. T. Scharlemann, NIM A 296, 787 (1990). L.-H. Yu et al., Science 289, 932 (2000). Good coherence at λ1 transferred to harmonic λn Seed laser λ1 D 1 nd D k DR56 k R56 8
15 X-rays require a HGHG Cascade 24 th Harmonic λ 1 =260nm 9
16 However 10
17 However 10
18 However 10
19 However 10
20 Indirect Seeding: Echo Enabled Harmonic Gain 11
21 12
22 13
23 14
24 Mechanism 15
25 Mechanism 15
26 Mechanism 15
27 Mechanism 15
28 Mechanism 15
29 Indirect Seeding: Echo Enabled Harmonic Gain - Also results in modal bunching 16
30 Modal bunching with separation of initial modulation laser. 17
31 Mode locked FEL interaction r 10 nm 18
32 Self-Seeding 19
33 Self-seeding Feldhaus, J., Saldin, E. L., Schneider, J. R., Schneidmiller, E. A. & Yurkov, M.V. Opt. Commun. 140, 341 (1997) 20
34 Self-seeding* * Feldhaus, J., Saldin, E. L., Schneider, J. R., Schneidmiller, E. A. & Yurkov, M.V. Opt. Commun. 140, 341 (1997) 20
35 Self-seeding* ** * ** Feldhaus, J., Saldin, E. L., Schneider, J. R., Schneidmiller, E. A. & Yurkov, M.V. Opt. Commun. 140, 341 (1997) 20
36 21
37 Results from LCLS Experiment* based on: Single-shot Averaged *J. Amann et al, NATURE PHOTONICS 6, 693 (2012) 22
38 Results from LCLS Experiment* based on: Single-shot Averaged *J. Amann et al, NATURE PHOTONICS 6, 693 (2012) 22
39 HB-SASE; i-sase; p-sase. 23
40 HB-SASE; i-sase; p-sase.?? HiBp-SASE?? 23
41 HB-SASE developed from numerical experiments on studies of phase shifting in the FEL 24
42 Small shifts < λ r (Phase shifts) 25
43 λ r /2 (π-shift) 26
44 Phase shifting π-shift Use chicanes to delay electrons 27
45 Result: bunching with reduced energy spread 28
46 Can also get Harmonic Amplifier FEL* fundamental 3 rd harmonic 2π/3 *McNeil, Robb & Poole, PAC 2005, Knoxville, Tennessee,
47 Can also get Harmonic Amplifier FEL* fundamental 3 rd harmonic A relative phase change between electrons and fundamental radiation of n2π/3 (n - integer) will disrupt the fundamental-electron coupling and so the fundamental s growth. 2π/3 *McNeil, Robb & Poole, PAC 2005, Knoxville, Tennessee,
48 Can also get Harmonic Amplifier FEL* fundamental A relative phase change between electrons and fundamental radiation of n2π/3 (n - integer) will disrupt the fundamental-electron coupling and so the fundamental s growth. 3rd harmonic However, a n2π/3 phase change for the fundamental is a n2π phase change for the 3rd harmonic The 3rd harmonic interaction therefore suffers no disruption. 2π/3 *McNeil, Robb & Poole, PAC 2005, Knoxville, Tennessee,
49 Using a seeded steady-state model* (i.e. no pulses effects): *McNeil, Robb, Poole & Thompson, PRL 96, (2006) Schneidmiller & Yurkov, PRST-AB 15, (2012) - For SASE 30
50 Using a seeded steady-state model* (i.e. no pulses effects): Seeded at fundamental *McNeil, Robb, Poole & Thompson, PRL 96, (2006) Schneidmiller & Yurkov, PRST-AB 15, (2012) - For SASE 30
51 Large shifts >> λ r (But no phase shifting) 31
52 The introduction of longer shifts, >> λ r, over many wavelengths, was subject of PhD study from Oct to improve SASE coherence: 32
53 Method: Stretch out the interaction and the coherence length: POWER PHASE 33
54 Method: Stretch out the interaction and the coherence length: 33
55 Electron delay Large shifts >> λ r, N w period undulator e l e e e l + δ s s s l
56 Wavefront Electron delay Large shifts >> λ r, N w period undulator e e e e s s l s l + δ s l s Module 4 s Module 3 Module 2 Module 1 e - beam
57 Chicanes with equal electron delays >> λ r Increased cooperation length: Undulator slippage Chicane slippage Summarising: Increasing spike separation => Increasing cooperation length => Improved temporal coherence 35
58 Chicanes with equal electron delays >> λ r Increases l c Increasing delays 36
59 Chicanes with equal electron delays >> λ r Increases l c Increasing delays Some success! 36
60 Chicanes with equal electron delays >> λ r Increases l c Increasing delays We became distracted by this Some success! 36
61 Also get cavity modes Linear process Clearly thinking along the same lines, but did not pursue further? 37
62 Generating Modes 38
63 Wavefront s Mode generation Module 4 Module 3 Module 2 Module 1 e - beam For continued slips of distance s, only those wavelengths with an integer number of periods in distance s will survive after many such slips. For s an integer of : s N ( N 1) j j 1 2 cn 2 c N 1 2 c j ; j 1 s j 1 j s s s j 39
64 Mode generation s Wavefront Module 4 Module 3 Module 2 Module 1 e- beam For continued slips of distance s, only those wavelengths with an integer number of periods =1 = 2 such slips. For s an integer ofn = 3 : n=1 in ndistance s will survive after nmany 2 c s j s N j ( N 1) j 1 ω 2 cn 2 c N 1 2 c s The spectrum is the same ;as a ring cavity of length s. A ring length equal cavity ofs toj the total slippage j j 1 j 1 s in each undulator/chicane s module has been synthesized s 39
65 X-ray FEL amplifier with mode-locking* Electron energy modulation at mode spacing *Thompson, McNeil, PRL 100, (2008) Kur, Dunning, McNeil, Wurtele & Zholents, NJP 13, (2011) 40
66 X-ray FEL amplifier with mode-locking* Electron energy modulation at mode spacing Spike FWHM ~ 23 as *Thompson, McNeil, PRL 100, (2008) Kur, Dunning, McNeil, Wurtele & Zholents, NJP 13, (2011) 40
67 Removing the modes 41
68 Different chicane delays* introduce different integer resonant wavelength delay to e-: s 2 c is different for each module, to leave sn only the central resonant wavelength. lg n =1 lg lg nn=1 =2 ω n=3 ω *Thompson, Dunning & McNeil, Improved temporal coherence in SASE FELs, TUPE050, Proceedings of IPAC 10, Kyoto, Japan ω 42
69 Different chicane delays* introduce different integer resonant wavelength delay to e-: s 2 c is different for each module, to leave sn only the central resonant wavelength. lg n =1 lg lg nn=1 =2 ω n=3 ω *Thompson, Dunning & McNeil, Improved temporal coherence in SASE FELs, TUPE050, Proceedings of IPAC 10, Kyoto, Japan ω 42
70 High-Brightness SASE Stage I* l g l g l g To remove the modes, a randomness in the chicane delays was introduced : n r where: is a constant and is a uniform random variate r r 43
71 High-Brightness SASE Stage I* l g l g l g To remove the modes, a randomness in the chicane delays was introduced : n r where: is a constant and is a uniform random variate r r Mean spike spacing Bandwidth reduction 43
72 High-Brightness SASE Stage II The following results are for a delay sequence based on Prime Numbers, as a method of prohibiting the sidebands: As the frequency spacing of the axial modes is inversely proportional to the delay s: no common supported sidebands between any two delays The prime delay sequence is defined as is sequence of primes beginning with Setting s1 scales the whole sequence. 44
73 The following results are for a delay sequence based on Prime Numbers, as a method of prohibiting the sidebands: As the frequency spacing of the axial modes is inversely proportional to the delay s: no common supported sidebands between any two delays The prime delay sequence is defined as is sequence of primes beginning with Setting s1 scales the whole sequence. 44
74 Wavefront HB-SASE Mechanism I s l 5s 1 Module 5 3s 1 Module 4 2s 1 Module 3 s 1 Module 2 Module 1 e - beam Undulator modules have lengths lg Radiation wavefronts then propagate through electrons in each module 1 l c Due to extra slippage, no radiation wavefront propagates through electrons within local range in successive undulators NO LOCALISED COOPERATIVE EFFECTS l c 45
75 Wavefront HB-SASE Mechanism II 5s 1 The phase can adapt rapidly in linear regime due to the 1/a term. The phase coherence propagates rapidly at the enhanced slippage rate throughout the pulse Module 5 3s 1 Module 4 2s 1 Module 3 s 1 Module 2 Module 1 e - beam 46
76 HB-SASE: Simulation Results, Long Pulse, Scaled Units Constant current, l e = 4000, module length l = 0.5, delay sequence with s 1 = 4l Coherence length calculated using: 47
77 HB-SASE: Simulation Results, Long Pulse, Scaled Units Constant current, l e = 4000, module length l = 0.5, delay sequence with s 1 = 4l Coherence length calculated using: 47
78 HB-SASE: Simulation Results, Long Pulse, Scaled Units Constant current, l e = 4000, module length l = 0.5, delay sequence with s 1 = 4l Coherence length calculated using: 47
79 HB-SASE: Simulation Results, Long Pulse, Scaled Units Constant current, le = 4000, module length l = 0.5, delay sequence with s1 = 4l Coherence length calculated using:
80 HB-SASE: Simulation Results, Long Pulse, Scaled Units Constant current, le = 4000, module length l = 0.5, delay sequence with s1 = 4l Coherence length calculated using:
81 HB-SASE Vs SASE: Comparison of Coherence Development SASE Coherence length evolves little after first three gain lengths, reaching half its saturation value by z 3, and always grows more slowly than the accumulated slippage HB-SASE Coherence length evolves more slowly for first three gain lengths, then grows exponentially 48
82 HB-SASE Vs SASE: Comparison of Coherence Development SASE Coherence length evolves little after first three gain lengths, reaching half its saturation value by z 3, and always grows more slowly than the accumulated slippage HB-SASE Coherence length evolves more slowly for first three gain lengths, then grows exponentially EXPONENTIAL GROWTH IN COHERENCE LENGTH 48
83 HB-SASE Spectrum for simulation in soft X-ray at 1.24 nm* *McNeil, Thompson and Dunning, Phys. Rev. Lett., 110, (2013) 49
84 HB-SASE Spectrum for simulation in soft X-ray at 1.24 nm* The system of shifts acts like a distributed monochronometer. *McNeil, Thompson and Dunning, Phys. Rev. Lett., 110, (2013) 49
85 SASE & HB-SASE comparison* SASE: HB-SASE: Poor temporal coherence Excellent temporal coherence *McNeil, Thompson and Dunning, Phys. Rev. Lett., 110, (2013) 50
86 SPECTRUM PHASE POWER HB-SASE: 1.24nm Soft X-Ray Example Parameters: λ = 1.24nm, E = 2.25 GeV, I pk = 1200 A, Q = 200 pc, ρ = SASE HB-SASE 51
87 Very Related Research - isase isase (Improved SASE) Chicanes used to delay electron bunches between undulator modules Proposed a Geometric sequence of increasing delays Good temporal coherence (~constant phase) enables efficiently tapered undulator for ultra-high peak power predict TW-level powers Proof-of-principle experiment on LCLS over a limited parameter range, using detuned undulators as delay sections, showed a threefold reduction in SASE linewidth, in agreement with expectation for the parameters used. Demonstrated stability to electron beam energy jitter 52
88 Very Related Research - isase isase (Improved SASE) Chicanes used to delay electron bunches between undulator modules Proposed a Geometric sequence of increasing delays Good temporal coherence (~constant phase) enables efficiently tapered undulator for ultra-high peak power predict TW-level powers Proof-of-principle experiment on LCLS over a limited parameter range, using detuned undulators as delay sections, showed a threefold reduction in SASE linewidth, in agreement with expectation for the parameters used. Demonstrated stability to electron beam energy jitter 52
89 Experiment! SASE 53
90 Experiment! isase 54
91 psase (Purified SASE) A few undulator sections (called slippage boosted sections U2 below), resonant at a sub-harmonic of the FEL, are used in the middle stage of the exponential growth regime to amplify the radiation while simultaneously reducing the bandwidth 55
92 psase (Purified SASE) A few undulator sections (called slippage boosted sections U2 below), resonant at a sub-harmonic of the FEL, are used in the middle stage of the exponential growth regime to amplify the radiation while simultaneously reducing the bandwidth LCLS-II type parameters 55
93 Practical Issues Undulator module lengths Undulator modules should ideally be less than a gain length to prohibit localised effect Electron Beam Delays Our work shown here uses isochronous chicanes which do not affect rate of electron microbunching Small deviation from non-isochronicity is OK. Simulation studies over limited parameter ranges have shown so far that the chicane must have R56 < 10% of that of a standard 4-dipole chicane A design was developed at ASTeC* that meets R56 < 10% for the hard x-ray case shown here. For standard non-isochronous chicanes, increase in coherence length over SASE limited to approximately 5 An alternative might be to use standard dipole chicanes with correction in occasional negative R56 delays yet to be investigated... Electron Beam Stability For isochronous delays, if beam energy jitters the FEL wavelength will change but delay remain constant. This will destroy phase matching. For hard x-ray parameters shown here, for the largest delay to remain phase matched to λ/4, electron beam energy must jitter relatively by less than *J. K. Jones et al., Proc. IPAC, TUPPP (2012). 56
94 HB-SASE Summary HB-SASE May be an alternative or additional method for improving the longitudinal coherence of SASE FELs. Requires no optics and could in principle work at any wavelength and repetition rate. May enable generation of transform limited X-ray FEL pulses Delocalises the collective FEL interaction and breaks the dependence of the radiation coherence length on the FEL cooperation length Exhibits exponential growth of radiation coherence length Can be adapted for ML-SASE: equal chicanes few-cycle pulse trains Work so far based on some analysis and one-dimensional simulations (but HB-SASE is a longitudinal effect, which is well modelled in 1D) Further study required to include 3D effects and full tracking through isochronous chicanes 57
95 CLARA a new UK test facility [Compact Linear Accelerator for Research and Applications] 58
96 CLARA a new UK test facility [Compact Linear Accelerator for Research and Applications] 58
97 59
98 To develop a normal conducting test accelerator able to generate longitudinally and transversely bright electron bunches and to use these bunches in the experimental production of stable, synchronised, ultra short photon pulses of coherent light from a single pass FEL with techniques directly applicable to the future generation of light source facilities. 60
99 Work In Progress EBTF 61
100 Work In Progress EBTF Now funded to 150 MeV! 61
101 Thank You! 62
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