Abstract
We propose the use of reflection zone plates (RZP) for two main applications: focusing and spectroscopy. A RZP combines three optical properties – reflection, imaging and dispersion – in one optical element. Having been successfully implemented into an X-ray fs-beamline at BESSY II, RZPs could be an important device in upcoming new high brilliance X-ray sources such as Free Electron Lasers (FEL). The reduction of the number of optical elements in a beamline would allow the highest possible transmission and satisfy the purpose of conserving the unique properties of FELs such as their high coherence.
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