EIS: the scattering beamline at FERMI

C. Masciovecchio; Andrea Battistoni; Erika Giangrisostomi; Filippo Bencivenga; Emiliano Principi; Riccardo Mincigrucci; Riccardo Cucini; Alessandro Gessini; Francesco D’Amico; Roberto Borghes; Milan Prica; Valentina Chenda; Martin Scarcia; G. Gaio; G. Kurdi; Alexander Demidovich; M. Danailov; Andrea Di Cicco; A. Filipponi; R. Gunnella; Keisuke Hatada; Nicola Mahne; Lorenzo Raimondi; Cristian Svetina; R. Godnig; A. Abrami; Marco Zangrando

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The Elastic and Inelastic Scattering (EIS) beamline at the free-electron laser FERMI is presented. It consists of two separate end-stations: EIS-TIMEX, dedicated to ultrafast time-resolved studies of matter under extreme and metastable conditions, and EIS-TIMER, dedicated to time-resolved spectroscopy of mesoscopic dynamics in condensed matter. The scientific objectives are discussed and the instrument layout illustrated, together with the results from first exemplifying experiments.

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