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FIG. C-2. Conceptual design of IFMIF (PIE = post-irradiation examination; RFQ = radio frequency quadrupole; DTL = drift tube linac). astrophysics and other relevant areas. Covering theoretical model developments as well as data measurement, evaluation, processing, validation and dissemination activities, the conference made major contributions to the improvement of nuclear data. The Virtual Atomic and Molecular Data Centre (VAMDC) is a three and a half year project funded by the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development to provide a unified interface for about two dozen atomic and molecular databases. The project held its first annual meeting in 2010. The XML Schema for Atoms, Molecules and Solids (XSAMS), whose development is coordinated by the Agency, is a key factor for assuring interoperability. The Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) X ray free electron laser (XFEL), which commenced operation in April 2009, had a very successful year in 2010 and is producing experimental atomic data in regimes that were previously inaccessible. The peak brightness of the LCLS exceeds by 2–3 orders of magnitude that of earlier free electron lasers, making it possible to study matter in conditions such as those occurring in supernova explosions, stellar interiors and laser produced plasma. 27
28 FIG. C-3. LCLS X ray free electron laser.
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[II-19] RHODES, et al., Emerging Te
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If most of the recharge is derived
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FIG. III-2. Field work at a coastal
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under semi-arid and arid conditions
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FIG. III-3. Map of the Guaraní Aqu
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FIG. III-6. Map showing the locatio
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