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• TITLE: Combined Focusing and Flat-Field Spectrometer System for Extreme Ultraviolet Pulse

  AUTHORS: Yifan Kang, Chao Wang

  KEYWORDS: Attosecond, High-Order Harmonics Generation, Flat-Field Spectrometer, Toroidal Mirror

  JOURNAL NAME: Optics and Photonics Journal, Vol.7 No.8B, August 10, 2017

  ABSTRACT: For reducing both extreme ultraviolet attosecond pulses energy loss in the focusing reflection process and measurement error caused by pulse focusing aberration, as well as improving the operability of pulse spectroscopy monitoring, a combined focusing and flat-field spectrometer analysis system for attosecond pulse is proposed and designed through step-by-step performance optimization. The focusing and spectrum-analyzing components are gold- coated grazing incidence to roidal mirror and grazing incidence concave focusing grating, respectively. The characteristic parameters of the system are given in details. The system proposed can find application in research platform of attosecond spectroscopy using high energy short attosecond pulse as basic probe tool.