Synkronstrålningen
Synkronstrålningen, often referred to as synchrotron radiation, is a type of electromagnetic radiation emitted by charged particles when they are forced to change their direction of motion. This phenomenon occurs when these particles, typically electrons, travel at speeds close to the speed of light and are bent by magnetic fields. The radiation is produced as the particles move along a curved path.
The properties of synchrotron radiation make it a powerful tool in scientific research. It is characterized
Synchrotron radiation facilities, known as synchrotrons, are large-scale research infrastructures where powerful particle accelerators generate this
Applications of synchrotron radiation are widespread across numerous scientific disciplines. In materials science, it is used