Selected Publications

The following papers are result of our work in Munich. A full list of Peter Baum's publications can be found here. Please let us know if the journals are not accessible: we can send a reprint.
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Temporal distortions in magnetic lenses
Clemens Weninger and Peter Baum
Ultramiscroscopy 113, 145-151 (2011). [full text]

16 fs, 350 nJ pulses at 5 MHz repetition rate delivered by chirped pulse compression in fibers
Thomas Ganz, Volodymyr Pervak, Alexander Apolonski, and Peter Baum
Optics Letters 36, 1107-1109 (2011). [full text]

Single-Electron Pulses for Ultrafast Diffraction
Monika Aidelsburger, Friedrich O. Kirchner, Ferenc Krausz, and Peter Baum
PNAS 107, 19714 (2010). [full text, Open Access]

Quantum model simulations of attosecond electron diffraction
Peter Baum, Joern Manz and Axel Schild
Science China 53, 987 (2010). [full text]

4D attosecond imaging with free electrons: Diffraction methods and potential applications
Peter Baum and Ahmed Zewail
Chem. Phys. 366, 2-8 (2009). [full text]


Some of this work was done at the group of Ahmed Zewail at Caltech:

Femtosecond diffraction with chirped electron pulses
Peter Baum and Ahmed Zewail
Chem. Phys. Lett. 462, 14-17 (2008). [full text]

Structural Preablation Dynamics of Graphite Observed by Ultrafast Electron Crystallography
Fabrizio Carbone, Peter Baum, Petra Rudolf and Ahmed H. Zewail
Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 035501 (2008). [full text]

Attosecond Electron Pulses for 4D Diffraction and Microscopy
Peter Baum and Ahmed H. Zewail
PNAS 104, 18409 (2007). [full text, Open Access]

4D Visualization of Transitional Structures in Phase Transformations by Electron Diffraction
Peter Baum, Ding-Shyue Yang and Ahmed H. Zewail
Science 318, 788 (2007). [full text]

Breaking Resolution Limits in Ultrafast Electron Diffraction and Microscopy
Peter Baum and Ahmed H. Zewail
PNAS 134, 16105 (2006). [full text]

News:

In collaboration with King Saud University, we welcome Dr. Ahmad Esmail! He will investigate how to study lightwave electronics with electron diffraction.

We welcome a new grad student, Matt Walbran! He will work on compressing electron pulses with a microwave cavity.

Welcome, Amy Lin! She will work on a new single-electron diffraction apparatus, at above 100 keV.

4D-films of the atomic world: Motion in the microcosm is to be recorded by a team at LMU and MPQ by means of ultrashort flashes of single electrons. Funding is awarded by ERC. (English/Deutsch)

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