Extreme ultraviolet harmonic generation from ultra-intense picosecond laser-solid interactions: Results and perspectives.
INST PHYS CONF SER (1997) 211-220
Abstract:
Harmonic orders up to the 68th in first order diffraction and the 75th in second order have been observed during the interaction of a picosecond, 1053-nm laser pulse with a solid target for intensities of 10(19) Wcm(-2). Measurements of the conversion efficiency, spatial coherence, and angular distribution show that this source has already achieved a spectral brightness second only to collisional XUV lasers. Future directions of investigation are outlined.Imaging of high harmonic radiation emitted during the interaction of a 20 TW laser with a solid target
JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 81:5 (1997) 2055-2058
Modeling of time resolved x-ray diffraction from laser-shocked crystals
JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS 81:7 (1997) 3023-3037
Near-field spatial imaging of a Ni-like Ag 140-angstrom x-ray laser
PHYSICAL REVIEW A 56:4 (1997) 3161-3165
Optimisation of drive pulse configuration for a Ni-like Sn X-ray laser at 12 nm
PHYSICS LETTERS A 234:6 (1997) 410-414