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From far-infrared to Terahertz experiments at the CLIO free-electron laser facility
The CLIO laser is working as an open users facility. Most studies up to recently were restricted to the infrared range: /spl lambda/ = 3-15 /spl mu/m (20-100 THz), rather than Terahertz. But continuous upgrade of the laser has extended the tuning range to 3-100 THz and should achieve 2-100 THz in a near future, enabling to consider CLIO as a true Terahertz radiation source. We present the actual and future performances of the facility, and evoke its application fields.
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