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Analysis / 分析: Achieving attosecond X-ray pulses enables unprecedented observation of ultrafast electron dynamics, which could drive advancements in materials science and quantum device characterization.
Researchers at SLAC's Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) have measured the shortest high-energy X-ray pulses ever recorded at an XFEL. The pulses, with photon energies of about 9 keV, lasted only 100 to 400 attoseconds, a result published in Nature Photonics.
GLOBAL IMAGING BRIEF
Analysis / 分析: Achieving attosecond X-ray pulses enables unprecedented observation of ultrafast electron dynamics, which could drive advancements in materials science and quantum device characterization.
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