Applications of Circularly Polarized Radiation Using Synchrotron and Ordinary Sources by Allen, Fritz; Bustamante, Carlos;

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Edition number 1985
Publisher Springer
Date of Publication 30 November 1985
Number of Volumes 1 pieces, Book

ISBN 9780306420870
Binding Hardback
No. of pages194 pages
Size 254x178 mm
Weight 1380 g
Language English
Illustrations XII, 194 p. Illustrations, black & white

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viii The experimental research presented at the conference and reported here deals mainly with the visible wavelength region and slight extensions to either side (roughly from 150 nrn to 1000 nrn, 8. 3 eV to 1. 2 eV). A single exception was that dealing with a description of spin-resolved photoelectron spectroscopy at energies up to 40 eV (31 nm). This work was done using circularly polarized radiation emitted above and below the plane of the circulating electrons in a synchrotron ring. The device at BESSY (West Germany) in which the experiments were carried out seems to be the only one presently capable of providing circularly polarized radiation in the X--ray through vacuum ultraviolet energy range. A much more intense source is needed in this range. A possible solution was proposed which could provide not only circularly polarized photons over a wide energy range, but could in principle modulate the polarization of the beam between two orthogonal polarization states. Realization of this device, or an equivalent one, would be a vital step towards the goal of determining all components of the Mueller matrix for each spectroscopic experiment. A variety of theoretical treatments are presented describing the different phenomena emerging from the interaction of matter and polarized radiation in a wide range of energies. From this work we expect to learn what are the most useful wavelength regions and what types of samples are the most suitable for study.

I. Synchroton Radiation: Methods and Applications.- Circularly Polarized UUV Radiation Up to 40 eV Photon Energies for Spin Resolved Photoelectron Spectroscopy Studies.- CIDS Calculations on Quartz at Hard X-Ray Wavelengths.- A Crossed Undulator System for a Variable Polarization Synchrotron Radiation Source.- Stimulated Synchrotron Radiation: The Free-Electron Laser.- Natural and Magnetic Vacuum Ultraviolet Circular Dichroism Measurements at the Synchrotron Radiation Center University of Wisconsin-Madison.- II. Light Scattering of Polarized Light.- Measuring the Mueller Matrix by a Multimodulator Scattering Instrument.- The Mueller Scattering Matrix Elements for Rayleigh Spheres.- Circular Intensity Differential Scattering Measurements of Planar and Focal Conic Orientations of Cholesteric Liquid Crystals.- Circular Intensity Differential Scattering of Native Chromatin: Theory and Experiments.- Multiparameter Light Scattering for Rapid Virus Identification.- High Speed Photoelastic Modulation.- III. Applications of Circular Dichroism.- More Information From Your Circular Dichroism.- Circular Differential Microscopy.- Circular Dichroism of Large Oriented Helices: A Free Electron on a Helix.- Vibrational Optical Activity.- Vacuum Ultraviolet Circular Dichroism Studies of Peptides and Saccharides.