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Page 1: J. B. Hastings LCLS FACjbh@slac.stanford.edu November 12, 2008 1 Materials in Extreme Environments (ME 2 ) Materials in Extreme Environments (ME 2 ) J

J. B. Hastings

LCLS FAC [email protected]

November 12, 20081

Materials in Extreme Materials in Extreme Environments Environments

(ME(ME22))

Materials in Extreme Materials in Extreme Environments Environments

(ME(ME22))J. B. HastingsJ. B. Hastings

for the MEfor the ME22 Team TeamNovember 12, 2008November 12, 2008

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J. B. Hastings

LCLS FAC [email protected]

November 12, 20082

StatusStatus

MoU between Stanford (SLAC) and STFC signed September 26, 2008

B. Nagler (Oxford) visit the week of Nov 17, 2008 to discuss STFC-SLAC collaboration

LCLS will construct a generic hutch 6 and

beam transport.

BES has approved LCLS to carry out

a ‘scoping study’

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Scoping Study

• Provide input for generic hutch 6.• Provide input for generic beam transport.• MEE Phase I science

target chamber short pulse 100 mJ, <50 fs laser diagnostics (instruments) – DAQ

• Phase II science 2 x 50 J ~ 10 nsec Additional diagnostics

• Phase III science 100 TW capability – HELEN laser system

Facility needs (CF) Installation System reliablity

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Near & Far Hall Hutches and Beamline LayoutNear & Far Hall Hutches and Beamline Layout

Electron Dump

FEE

Hutch 1 Hutch 2 Hutch 3

X-Ray TunnelHutch 4

Hutch 5

Hutch 6S0

S1

S2

SH 1

M 1S M2S

M 3/4S

X3 X4

M6

S 3

SH2

S4

S5

S 6

Horizontal Offset Mirrors

PPS Stopper Set

X- Ray Mirror

X-Ray Crystal

Primary Movable Elements

Experiment

Near Experimental Hall

Far Experimental Hall

Moveable Dump

XPCS Pos2

XPCS

Pos1CXI

HED

XPP Pos1

XPP

Pos2

AM O

SXP

SXP

HOMS Mirror System

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J. B. Hastings

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XPP

AMO

XCS Offset Monochromator

X-ray transport tunnel

XCS

ME2

CXI

SXR

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Hutch, Beam transport

Hutch will have 2 x 10 kvA electrical panelsDesign based on accommodating a 100”

dia. Target chamber from a LLNL design and focusing for 1 micron beamTemp control, cooling based on hutches 4,5

Beam transportSingle HOMS mirror (1.35 mrad grazing

angle) SiC coated

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Funding to date

• From UK STFC 1 M₤

1 M₤ in kind

• LLNL 2 M$

• NNSA 1 M$

• UK in kind contribution from UK in kind contribution to E-XFEL (TBD)

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Experiment Description PARTICIPANTS

Warm Dense Matter Creation

Using the XFEL to uniformly warm solid density samples

H.-K. Chung, S. Glenzer, G. Gregori, S. Moon, O. Landen. K. Widmann, P. Young, M. Murillo, J. Benage, A. Lindenberg, A. Correa, R. Falcone, W. Nellis, W. Rozmus, A. Ng, T, Ao, J. Wark, J. Sheppard, R. Redmer, D. Schneider, F. Rosmej…

Equation of StateHeat / probe a solid with an XFEL to provide material properties

K. Widmann, K. Budil, G. Collins, S. Glenzer, G. Gregori, M. Koenig, A. Bennuzi, A. Nelson, O. Landen, W. Nellis, A. Ng, P. Young, J. Benage, M. Taccetti, S. Rose, D. Schneider…

Absorption Spectroscopy

Heat a solid with an optical laser or XFEL and use XFEL to probe

P. Heimann, S. Johnson, R. Lee, S. Tzortzakis, S.Bastiani-Ceccoti, C. Chenais, P. Audebert, F. Rosmej, R. Falcone, R. Schuch, A. Lindenberg, D. Chambers, J. Wark, S. Rose…

High Pressure Phenomena

Create high pressures using high-energy laser, probe with the XFEL

G. Collins, H. Lorenzana, J. Belak, P. Celliers, C.-S. Yoo, K. Budil, M. Koenig, A. Bennuzi, S. Clark, P. Heimann, R. Jeanloz, P. Alivisatos, R. Falcone, W. Nellis, A. Ng, T. Ao…

Surface Studies Probe ablation/damage processesA. Nelson, J. Kuba, A. Andrejczuk, J. B. Pelka, J. Krzywinski, R. Sobierajski, K. Sokolowski-Tinten, L. Juha, M. Bittner, J. Krasna, T. E. Glover..

XFEL / Gas Interaction

Create exotic, long-lived highly perturbed electron distribution functions in dense plasmas

R. London, S. Hau-Riege, P. Young, H. K. Chung, W. Rozmus, R. Fedosejev, H. Baldis, V. N. Shlyaptsev, T. Ditmire, H. Fiedorowicz, M. Fajardo, A. Bartnik, F. Dorchies, J.-C. Gauthier, P. Audebert, V. Bychenkov, D. van der Spoel, C. Caleman, T. Möller, T. Tschentscher, H. Merdji…

XFEL / Solid Interaction

XFEL directly creates extreme states of matter

S. Glenzer, K. Budil, H.K. Chung, J, Dunn, S. Hau-Riege, R. London, K. Sokolowski-Tinten, J. Krzywinski, H. Fiedorowicz, A. Bartnik, V. Letal, K. Rohlena, K. Eidmann, D. Chambers, N. Woolsey, A. Andrejczuk, F. Dorchies, J. Gauthier, M. Fajardo, J. Dias, N. Lopes, G. Figueira, M. Bergh, T. Tschentscher…

Plasma Spectroscopy

XFEL pump/probe for atomic state

R. W. Lee, M. Foord, H.K. Chung, D. Riley, F. Y. Khattak, E. Förster, F. Dorchies, J.-C. Gauthier, S. Tzortzakis, S.Bastiani-Ceccoti, C. Chenais-Popovics, P. Audebert, S. Rose, J. Wark, N. Woolsey, R. Schuch, K. Eidmann, F. Rosmej, S. Ferri…

Diagnostic Development

Develop Thomson scattering, SAXS, interferometry, and radiography

S. Glenzer, G. Gregori, R. Bionta, H. Baldis, P. Heimann, H. Padmore, U. Bergmann, H. Merdji, P. Zeitoun, J. Seely, E. Förster…

LCLS ME2 covers broad range of scientific applications

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ME2 endstation development is separated into three phases

Phase I through III : instrument the end station

Costing to follow based on equipment necessary to achieve stepwise evolution toward a fully capable endstation

Plan is consistent with the concept that we can perform the broad range of applications at each phase at some level

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Phase I: building the basic capability Warm dense matter creation, EOS studies, XFEL-gas, XFEL-solid pumping, and plasma

spectroscopy. Short pulse laser used in a stretched pulse mode to permit creation of hot dense matter and high pressure with XFEL as a probe

Chamber related: Sample chamber: $420,000 Pumps for chamber $300,000 Sample in-vacuum multi-axis manipulators $80,000 In-chamber XFEL beam energy ,spatial profile monitors $40,000 Sample viewers $30,000

Experiment Diagnostics: Fourier Domain Interferometry $220,000 X-ray spectrometer with resolving power to 104 $140,000 XUV based on variable line-spaced grating $110,000 CCD cameras for spectrometer readouts $70,000

Short Pulse Optical Laser: ≤100 fs pulse length, ≥100 mJ in a high contrast pulse $700,000 Optical laser diagnostics for energy balance $20,000 Optical laser beam transport: $50,000

Phase I total $2,180,000

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Coherent X-ray Imaging

Control Room

Lab AreaX-ray Correlation Spectroscopy

Materials in ExtremeEnvironments

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98.75 in.75.2 in

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FocusingGoal: Absorb 1 photon per atomExample: Ca K edge, 4.038 keV, 2.33 x 1010 / cubic micronFor 20 pC beam, 2 fs pulse length, 5 x1011 photons

per pulsePropose the use of Be lens systems

RWTH now capable of making 1.5 mm radius lensFocal spot size: 1 µmSample thickness:1 µmK absorption: 14% absorbed10 lens required, transmission 23%,

Incident 1.6 x 1010 photons per pulse

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Phase II: extend capability with long pulse high energy laser

Measure the response of polycrystalline materials under high pressure.Create the hot dense matter > 1 keV and densities near solid density

can be created and probed using the LCLSShort pulse laser would also be used in a stretched pulse mode to permit creation of hot dense matter and high pressure with XFEL as a probe

Experiment Diagnostics: Optical Streak Camera (OSC temp measurements on shocks $220,000 VISAR system (2xOSC) to optically monitor shock breakout $500,000 Large solid angle X-ray diffraction spectrometer $110,000Gated optical Imager $140,000

High Energy Optical Laser: ≥ 1ns pulse length, ≥100J in a two 50J beams at 2 $2,100,000 Optical laser diagnostics for energy balance $30,000 Optical laser beam transport: $40,000

Phase II total $3,200,000

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Phase III: extend capability to permit creation of exotic states

Create states with high intensity higher energy short pulse laser

Reach 100 TW regime provide fast electron and ion beams, and intense x-ray backlights. Relativistic particle dense matter interactions can be studie

Experiment Diagnostics: TOF mass- and electron-spectrometers $280,000 Gated x-ray Imager $140,000Short Pulse 100TW Optical Laser: 30 fs pulse length, 3J 10 Hz $3,000,000 Optical laser diagnostics for energy balance $30,000 Optical laser beam transport: $70,000

Phase III total $3,520,000

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Summary:

Instrumentation Phase I: ~$2.2M ~$4M

Instrumentation Phase II: ~$3.2M ~$6M

Instrumentation Phase III: ~$3.5M ~$7M

Capital Cost

Total (Guestimate)

Funding raised to this point ~ $7M

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Staffing

• UK STFC position as part of in kind contribution

• E-XFEL position in kind contribution

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Conclusions:

• Given conventional construction can we now implement Phase I, II, and III? NO

• Could we fund Phase I, II, and III? MAYBESite visit to HELEN will determine if we can obtain laser with much greater capability than costed Phase II and III lasers

• Do we have funding to start at FEH opening? YES!