Marcus Agåker, Carl Johan Englund, Victor Ekholm, Ludvig Kjellsson, Peter Sjöblom, Louisa Pickworth, Johan Söderström, Niklas Johansson, Anirudha Ghosh, Takashi Tokushima, Marco Caputo, Johan Forsberg, Gábor Felcsuti, Pierre Fredriksson, Suleyman Malki, Nial Wassdahl, Conny Såthe, Jan Erik Rubensson
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The 10 m collimated Rowland spectrometer at the MAX IV Veritas beamline.
A grazing-incidence Rowland spectrometer with a collimating element for resonant inelastic soft X-ray scattering at the Veritas beamline at MAX IV, Lund, Sweden, is presented. The instrument is designed to operate in the 250-950 eV range, providing >30000 resolving power in first order. The inherent temporal resolution of the delay-line detector enables time-resolved experiments on the 270 ps time-scale and also allows for so-called time-gating which significantly improves the signal-to-noise ratio. The instrument is able to rotate around the sample position in the horizontal plane, which enables measurements of the momentum transfer in the X-ray scattering event. The instrument is prepared for installation of a polarimeter to provide full characterization of energy, momentum and polarization of the scattered photons. The design is evaluated using spectral measurements, ray-tracing, vibration and motion measurements.
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