
Temporal distortions in magnetic lenses 16 fs, 350 nJ pulses at 5 MHz repetition rate delivered by chirped pulse compression in fibers Single-Electron Pulses for Ultrafast Diffraction Quantum model simulations of attosecond electron diffraction 4D attosecond imaging with free electrons: Diffraction methods and potential applications Some of this work was done at the group of Ahmed Zewail at Caltech: Femtosecond diffraction with chirped electron pulses Structural Preablation Dynamics of Graphite Observed by Ultrafast Electron Crystallography Attosecond Electron Pulses for 4D Diffraction and Microscopy 4D Visualization of Transitional Structures in Phase Transformations by Electron Diffraction Breaking Resolution Limits in Ultrafast Electron Diffraction and Microscopy
Clemens Weninger and Peter Baum
Ultramiscroscopy 113, 145-151 (2011). [full text]
Thomas Ganz, Volodymyr Pervak, Alexander Apolonski, and Peter Baum
Optics Letters 36, 1107-1109 (2011). [full text]
Monika Aidelsburger, Friedrich O. Kirchner, Ferenc Krausz, and Peter Baum
PNAS 107, 19714 (2010). [full text, Open Access]
Peter Baum, Joern Manz and Axel Schild
Science China 53, 987 (2010). [full text]
Peter Baum and Ahmed Zewail
Chem. Phys. 366, 2-8 (2009). [full text]
Peter Baum and Ahmed Zewail
Chem. Phys. Lett. 462, 14-17 (2008). [full text]
Fabrizio Carbone, Peter Baum, Petra Rudolf and Ahmed H. Zewail
Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 035501 (2008). [full text]
Peter Baum and Ahmed H. Zewail
PNAS 104, 18409 (2007). [full text, Open Access]
Peter Baum, Ding-Shyue Yang and Ahmed H. Zewail
Science 318, 788 (2007). [full text]
Peter Baum and Ahmed H. Zewail
PNAS 134, 16105 (2006). [full text]
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)
Interview with the Scientist: Peter Baum
by Thorsten Naeser