C. Froud, W. Brocklesby, E. Rogers, D. Hanna, M. Praeger, A. M. de Paula, J. Baumberg, J. Frey
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Abstract
This study presents an acousto-optic programmable filter (AOPDF) that provides rapid, highly specific shaping of 0.3 laser pulses, which is used to change both the intensities and positions of generated X-ray harmonic orders. Because of the simple and accurate adjustment of spectral phase offered by AOPDF, this ability to modify and shift the X-ray spectrum can be used to produce frequency-agile X-ray tunable sources, as well as providing improved insight into the generation process in capillaries in which the key phase matching is modified by processes which depend on pulse shape.