Documentation
Conditions for the 12th Call for Proposals (Nov 2023)
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Conditions for the 12th Call for Proposals (Nov 2023)
Conditions for the 11th Call for Proposals (May 2023)
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Conditions for the 11th Call for Proposals (May 2023)
Material from the HED-HIBEF UM satellite - 14 January 2023
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Welcome (Zastrau, XFEL)
Conditions for the current Call for Proposals
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Conditions for the 10th Call for Proposals (Dec 2022)
Material from the HED-HIBEF UM satellite - January 2022
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The Colors of X-rays (Zastrau)
A talk about all aspects of the XFEL spectrum, two-color, SASE and seeded, monochromatization and spectroscopy capabilities at HED-HIBEF.
Material from the HED-HIBEF UM satellite - 28 Jan 2020
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HED status (Zastrau) and Progress in focus characterization (Makita)
Material from the HED-HIBEF UM satellite - 22 Jan 2019
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Welcome
Ulf Zastrau (EuXFEL)
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Status of the HED instrument in 2019
Karen Appel (EuXFEL)
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Experimental environment with optical lasers in 2020
Motoaki Nakatsutsumi (EuXFEL)
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HED science: Experiments using x-ray heating
Thomas Preston (EuXFEL)
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HED science: Surface dynamics of solids upon highintensity laser irradiation investigated by grazing incidence X-ray scattering
Lisa Randolph (Univ. Siegen)
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Introduction and overview of the HIBEF project
Thomas Cowan (HZDR)
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News from Interaction Area 2
Cornelius Strohm (DESY)
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Current status of the HIBEF optical lasers
Toma Toncian (HZDR)
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Road map to first day short-pulse laser experiments
Alexander Pelka (HZDR)
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The High Power Laser Facility at ESRF: an update on the commissioning of the 15 J Front End laser
Sakura Pascarelli (ESRF)
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Road map to first day DIPOLE experiments
Justin Wark (Univ. Oxford)
Material from the HED-HIBEF UM satellite - 23 Jan 2018
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Welcome and Timeline
Ulf Zastrau
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X-ray parameters for early user experiments
Zuzana Konopkova
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The HED instrument and IC1 & IC2 capabilities
Mikako Makita
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The Split-and-Delay Line for the HED Instrument
Sebastian Roling (WWU Münster)
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Life as a user at European XFEL
Silvia Bertini (European XFEL User office)
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HED Posters
Posters that were on display during Satellite Meeting on the foyer balcony.
Useful documents related to the HED instrument
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Conceptual Design Report: Scientific Instrument HED
May 2013, XFEL.EU TN-2013-003, doi:10.3204/XFEL.EU/TR-2013-003
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Technical Design Report: Scientific Instrument High Energy Density Physics (HED)
July 2014, XFEL.EU TR-2014-001, doi:10.3204/XFEL.EU/TR-2014-001
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Strahlenschutzmaßnahmen für den Betrieb des UHI-Laser am HED Instrument
Technical Note (2014), T Tschentscher (in German)
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Photon beam properties at the European XFEL
September 2011, TR-2011-006, doi:10.3204/DESY11-152
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UM2016 presentations
All presentations given by HED Group Leader Ulf Zastrau at the 2016 European XFEL Users' Meeting (2.9 MB, en)
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HED/HIBEF satellite meeting presentations during UM2016
All presentations given at the HED/HIBEF satellite meeting on 27 January 2016 (7.0 MB, en)
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HED/HIBEF satellite meeting presentations during UM2017
Summary of all presentations given by the HED group at the UM2017 satellite meeting on 24 January 2017 (4.9 MB, en)
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Conceptual Design Report: Dynamic Laser Compression Experiments at the HED Instrument of European XFEL
Since the publication of the conceptual design report (CDR) for the High Energy Density Science (HED) instrument at the European XFEL in 2013, it has become clear that a community-wide discussion for shock and ramp compression experiments at the HED instrument is needed. The HED group at European XFEL and the Helmholtz International Beamline for Extreme Fields at the European XFEL user consortium (HIBEF UC) agreed to do this together. This CDR on dynamic laser compression experiments at HED was drafted prior to the Dynamic Laser Compression workshop that was held on 12–14 September 2016 at European XFEL, where the CDR served as an outline for the presentations. Both the CDR drafting and the workshop programme were organized by Malcolm McMahon (for the HIBEF UC) and Ulf Zastrau (for European XFEL). An international team of contributing authors assembled this CDR and presented it to the entire community at the workshop. (31.0 MB, en)