Abstract: We recorded the oscillation of sub-
micron pillars using time resolved
extreme ultraviolet Fourier transform
Holography. The source utilized was a
46.9 nm tabletop capillary discharge
with an EUV wavelength of 46.9nm,
which provided large flux of coherent
illumination. The bright illumination
allowed for Fresnel Zone plate to
produce a reference and object beam
to create the hologram. The reference
wave is created by the first order focus
while a central opening in the zone
plate illuminates the object. Flash
imaging technique allowed for imaging
of oscillating nano-pillars at MHz
frequencies.

Adviser: Mario Marconi
Co-Adviser: n/a
Non-ECE Member: Wu, Mingzhong
Member 3: Menoni, Carmen
Addional Members: n/a

Publications:
[1] N. Monserud, E. Malm, P. Wachulak, V. Putkaradze, G. Balakrishnan, W. Chao, E. Anderson, D. Carlton, and M. Marconi, "Recording oscillations of sub-micron size cantilevers by extreme ultraviolet Fourier transform holography," Opt. Express 22, 4161-4167 (2014).

[2] E. Malm, N. Monserud, C. Brown, P. Wachulak, H. Xu, G. Balakrishnan, W. Chao, E. Anderson, and M. Marconi, "Tabletop single-shot extreme ultraviolet Fourier transform holography of an extended object," Opt. Express 21, 9959-9966 (2013).

Program of Study:
ECE 503
ECE 506
ECE 546
ECE 574
ECE580A9,B1,B2
ECE580B3
MATH535
ECE699