The National Science Foundation has just funded a new synchrotron‐radiation facility at Stanford University to be open to users throughout the US. The facility, which will use the electron–positron storage ring, SPEAR, is currently operating at 2.6 GeV at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. It will produce photons with a critical energy of 3.07 keV with some photon flux up to 20 keV.
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© 1973 American Institute of Physics.
1973
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