XUV emission from autoionizing hole states induced by intense XUV-FEL at intensities up to 1017 W/cm2

Journal of Physics Conference Series 244:PART 4 (2010)

Authors:

FB Rosmej, E Galtier, D Riley, T Dzelzainis, P Heinmann, FY Khattak, RW Lee, B Nagler, A Nelson, T Tschentscher, SM Vinko, T Whitcher, S Toleikis, R Fäustlin, R Soberierski, L Juha, M Fajardo, JS Wark, J Chalupsky, V Hajkova, J Krzywinski, M Jurek, M Kozlova

Abstract:

Aluminium targets were irradiated with 92 eV radiation from FLASH Free Electron Laser at DESY at intensities up to 1017 W/cm2 by focussing the beam on target down to a spot size of ∼1 μm by means of a parabolic mirror. High resolution XUV spectroscopy was used to identify aluminium emission from complex hole-states. Simulations carried out with the MARIA code show that the emission characterizes the electron heating in the transition phase solid-atomic. The analysis allows constructing a simple model of electron heating via Auger electrons. © 2010 IOP Publishing Ltd.

SURPRISES IN HIGH ENERGY DENSITY PHYSICS

World Scientific Publishing (2010) 96-111

Bragg diffraction using a 100 ps 17.5 keV x-ray backlighter and the Bragg diffraction imager

REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS 81:10 (2010) ARTN 10E522

Authors:

BR Maddox, H-S Park, J Hawreliak, A Elsholz, R Van Maren, BA Remington, A Comley, JS Wark

Electron Bunch Length Measurements from Laser-Accelerated Electrons Using Single-Shot THz Time-Domain Interferometry

PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 104:8 (2010) ARTN 084802

Authors:

AD Debus, M Bussmann, U Schramm, R Sauerbrey, CD Murphy, Zs Major, R Hoerlein, L Veisz, K Schmid, J Schreiber, K Witte, SP Jamison, JG Gallacher, DA Jaroszynski, MC Kaluza, B Hidding, S Kiselev, R Heathcote, PS Foster, D Neely, EJ Divall, CJ Hooker, JM Smith, K Ertel, AJ Langley, P Norreys, JL Collier, S Karsch

Laser Physics

Oxford University Press, 2010

Authors:

SM Hooker, CE Webb

Abstract:

In this book the interaction of radiation and matter, and the principles of laser operation are treated at a level suitable for fourth-year undergraduate ...