Production of Entangled X-Ray Photon Pairs by High Energy Electrons
K.A. Ispirian, M.K. Ispiryan
TL;DR
This paper estimates the production rate of entangled X-ray photon pairs by high energy electrons, emphasizing the need for experimental studies in nonlinear X-ray optics prior to X-ray free electron laser development.
Contribution
It provides the first estimation of entangled X-ray photon pair production rates and advocates for experimental exploration of nonlinear X-ray optics mechanisms.
Findings
Estimated entangled X-ray photon pair production rates.
Highlighted the importance of experimental studies before X-ray laser deployment.
Proposed a new research direction in nonlinear X-ray optics.
Abstract
Without developing a correct theory, the rate of the production of entangled photon pairs in the X-ray region by high energy electrons is estimated for experimental parameters used in a few experiments on X-ray parametric down conversion. Taking into account the need for X-ray entangled X-ray photons, it is proposed to begin the experimental study of such mechanism of nonlinear X-ray optics before the launch of the X-ray free electron lasers.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced X-ray Imaging Techniques · Crystallography and Radiation Phenomena · Advanced Electron Microscopy Techniques and Applications