The injector for the Los Alamos National Laboratory XUV FEL accelerator has been redesigned to provide more charge to the wiggler. The new design can deliver 8nC of charge within 20 ps with a normalized 90% emittance of <25 /Pi//center dot/mm/center dot/mrad to the wiggler at an energy of 200 MeV. In addition to the new design of the injector, we analyze the emittance growth and subsequent reduction through the injector, including different mechanisms for emittance growth and the methods used to eliminate the correlated emittance. 7 refs., 5 figs.
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The injector for the Los Alamos National Laboratory XUV FEL accelerator has been redesigned to provide more charge to the wiggler. The new design can deliver 8nC of charge within 20 ps with a normalized 90% emittance of <25 /Pi//center dot/mm/center dot/mrad to the wiggler at an energy of 200 MeV. In addition to the new design of the injector, we analyze the emittance growth and subsequent reduction through the injector, including different mechanisms for emittance growth and the methods used to eliminate the correlated emittance. 7 refs., 5 figs.
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Carlsten, B.E.New photoelectric injector design for the Los Alamos National Laboratory XUV FEL accelerator,
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