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Atomic and Laser Physics
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Prof Peter Norreys FInstP;

Professorial Research Fellow

Research theme

  • Accelerator physics
  • Lasers and high energy density science
  • Fundamental particles and interactions
  • Plasma physics

Sub department

  • Atomic and Laser Physics

Research groups

  • Oxford Centre for High Energy Density Science (OxCHEDS)
peter.norreys@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72220
Clarendon Laboratory, room 141.1
Peter Norreys' research group
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Progrès des recherches sur le laser X : une émission saturée et cohérente à 236 Å

Annales de Physique EDP Sciences 17 (1992) 239-246

Authors:

P Jaeglé, G Jamelot, A Carillon, P Dhez, A Klisnick, JP Raucourt, CLS Lewis, DM O'Neill, D Neely, JO Uhomoibhi, MH Key, HZ Chen, R Kodama, P Norreys, A Kidd, J Zhang, GJ Tallents, L Dwivedi, J Krishnan, SA Ramsden, GJ Pert
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Energy transport in plasmas produced by a high brightness KrF Raman laser

Optics Communications 89:5-6 (1992) 410-413

Authors:

GJ Tallents, MH Key, P Norreys, J Jacoby, R Kodama, H Baldis, J Dunn, D Brown

Abstract:

A high brightness KrF Raman laser generating 60 GW, 40 ps pre-pulse free pulses has been focused to an 8 μm focal spot at 9x1016W cm-2. Axial and lateral transport of energy has been studied by analysis of X-ray images of the focal spot and from X-ray spectra emitted by a thin layer of aluminium beneath a variable thickness of CH polymer on planar targets. The results show strong lateral transport of energy and reduced axial penetration of heating. © 1992.
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27p-T-3 短パルスレーザー(SPRITE)による電子再結合軟X線レーザー

(1992) 370

Authors:

村井 健介, 袁 鋼, 白神 宏之, 加藤 義章, 中井 貞雄, P Norreys, R Kodama, G Tallents, MH Key, S Ramsden, GJ Pert
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Collisionally excited X-ray laser schemes: progress at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (Invited Paper)

Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics 1551 (1992) 49-55

Authors:

Ciaran LS Lewis, Domhnail O'Neill, David Neely, James O Uhomoibhi, Ronald E Burge, Gary E Slark, M Brown, Alan G Michette, Pierre Jaegle, Annie Klisnick, Antoine Carillon, Pierre Dhez, Gerard Jamelot, JP Raucourt, Gregory J Tallents, J Krishnan, L Dwivedi, HZ Chen, Michael H Key, Ryosuke Kodama, Peter A Norreys, SJ Rose, Jie Zhang, Geoffrey J Pert, Stuart A Ramsden
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Progress In X-ray Laser Research With Glass And Krf Laser Drivers At The Serc Central Laser Facility

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (1992) 638-639

Authors:

MH Key, T Barbee, P Bilfort, MT Browne, RE Burge, A Carillon, D Carlo, M Carter, P Charalambous, P Dhez, L Dwivedi, J Jacoby, P Jaegle, G Jamelot, Y Kato, A Kidd, A Klisnick, R Kodama, J Krishnan, CLS Lewis, S Mrowka, K Murai, D Neely, P Norreys, K Nugent, D O'Neile, GJ Pert, SA Ramsden, JP Raucourt, HZ Shen, H Shiraga, GE Stark, C Smith, PJ Smith, GJ Tallents, J Trebes, J Uhomoibin, G Yuan, J Zhang
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