E. Gluskin et al., INTENSITY INTERFEROMETRY AT THE X13A UNDULATOR BEAMLINE, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 347(1-3), 1994, pp. 177-181
We are constructing an X-ray intensity interferometer and an undulator
beamline to demonstrate intensity interferometry in the soft X-ray re
gion. The 10-period X13 soft X-ray undulator at the National Synchrotr
on Light Source will provide the coherent flux; the X13A beamline will
preserve the brightness of the X-ray beam and provide sufficient temp
oral coherence with a horizontally deflecting spherical grating monoch
romator. Using the interferometer, which consists of an array of small
slits, a wedge-shaped beamsplitter and two fast microchannel plate de
tectors, we expect to measure the spatial coherence of the undulator b
eam and therefore the size of the source. The beamline design and the
interferometry experiment are discussed.