The number of synchrotron radiation facilities is growing rapidly. As a result, the internet is the most reliable source of up-to-date information on facilities around the world. Useful sites include
http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/sr_sources.html,
http://www.esrf.fr/navigate/synchrotrons.html and
http://www.spring8.or.jp/ENGLISH/other_sr/.
Table 2-1 was compiled in October 1999, with input from Masami Ando, Ronald Frahm, and Gwyn Williams. A PDF version of this table is also available.
Table 2-1. Storage ring synchrotron radiation sources both planned and operating (October 1999).
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Ring |
Energy |
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Australia |
Boomerang |
3 |
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Brazil Campinas |
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Canada Saskatoon |
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China (PRC) Beijing |
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Denmark Aarhus |
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England Daresbury |
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France Grenoble |
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Germany Berlin
Karlsruhe |
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Ring |
Energy |
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India Indore |
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Italy Frascati |
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Japan Hiroshima |
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Okasaki |
UVSOR (Inst. Mol. Science) |
0.75 |
www.ims.ac.jp/about_ims/facilities.html |
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Korea Pohang |
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Middle East |
SESAME |
1 |
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Russia Moscow |
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ssrc.inp.nsk.su/english/load.pl?right=vepp.html |
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Singapore |
Helios2 (Univ. Singapore) |
0.7 |
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Ring |
Energy |
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Spain Barcelona Sweden Lund |
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Switzerland Villigen |
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Taiwan (ROC) Hsinchu |
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Thailand Nakhon Ratchasima |
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Ukraine Kharkov |
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USA Argonne, IL |
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