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Atomic and Laser Physics
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Colin Danson

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  • Atomic and Laser Physics

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  • Oxford Centre for High Energy Density Science (OxCHEDS)
colin.danson@physics.ox.ac.uk
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Demonstration of high gain in a recombination XUV laser at 18.2 nm driven by a 20 J, 2 ps glass laser.

Physical review letters 74:8 (1995) 1335-1338

Authors:

J Zhang, MH Key, PA Norreys, GJ Tallents, A Behjat, C Danson, A Demir, L Dwivedi, M Holden, PB Holden, CL Lewis, AG MacPhee, D Neely, GJ Pert, SA Ramsden, SJ Rose, YF Shao, O Thomas, F Walsh, YL You
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Development of injector/amplifier XUV lasers and initial studies of ultrashort pulse UV multiphoton ionization

Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics 2012 (1994) 22-31

Authors:

Michael H Key, WJ Blyth, Gerald F Cairns, AR Damerell, AE Dangor, Colin N Danson, JM Evans, Graeme J Hirst, M Holden, Chris J Hooker, JR Houliston, J Krishnan, Ciaran LS Lewis, JMD Lister, Andrew G MacPhee, Z Najmudin, David Neely, Peter A Norreys, Allen A Offenberger, Karoly Osvay, Geoffrey J Pert, SG Preston, Stuart A Ramsden, Ian N Ross, Wilson Sibbett, Gregory J Tallents, C Smith, Justin S Wark, Jie Zhang
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30TW chirped pulse amplification using the VULCAN high power Nd:glass laser

Conference Proceedings - Lasers and Electro-Optics Society Annual Meeting 8 (1994)

Authors:

CN Danson, L Barzanti, M Ebbage, CB Edwards, M Gander, MH Key, D Neely, P Norreys, DA Pepler, S Rivers, PF Taday, WT Toner, TB Winstone, FN Walsh, JRM Barr

Abstract:

The paper reports recent experiments using the VULCAN Nd:glass amplifier. Chirped pulse amplification has been used in solid state laser systems to avoid the power limit set by nonlinear self phase modulation and self focusing that would otherwise prevent amplification of ultrashort pulses to high peak powers. The operation of a laser diode pumped oscillator based on NdxLa1-xMgAl11O19 (Nd:LMA or LNA) is reported.

35 TW pulse generation for laser-plasma interaction studies

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (1994) 167-167

Authors:

DA Pepler, CN Danson, JRM Barr, LJ Barzanti, MD Ebbage, CB Edwards, MJ Gander, DC Hanna, DW Hughes, MHR Hutchinson, MH Key, AA Majdabadi, IP Mercer, D Neely, PA Norreys, S Rivers, IN Ross, PF Taday, WT Toner, FN Walsh, TB Winstone, F Zhou
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High contrast multi-terawatt pulse generation using chirped pulse amplification on the VULCAN laser facility

Optics Communications Elsevier 103:5-6 (1993) 392-397

Authors:

CN Danson, LJ Barzanti, Z Chang, AE Damerell, CB Edwards, S Hancock, MHR Hutchinson, MH Key, S Luan, RR Mahadeo, IP Mercer, P Norreys, DA Pepler, DA Rodkiss, IN Ross, MA Smith, RA Smith, P Taday, WT Toner, KWM Wigmore, TB Winstone, RWW Wyatt, F Zhou
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