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Figure 1.1. CLARA — the Compact Linear Accelerator for Research and Applications.
Figure 2.1. Photograph of the existing VELA facility at Daresbury Laboratory.
Figure 2.2. Engineering layouts of (top) the existing VELA facility and (bottom) VELA and the front endof CLARA once CLARA is fully installed.
Figure 3.5. Mode-locked output pulses and spectra using the standard CLARA configuration, at 266 nm(top) and 100 nm (bottom).
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