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First HED experiment at XFEL

Professor Justin Wark

Professor of Physics

Sub department

  • Atomic and Laser Physics

Research groups

  • Oxford Centre for High Energy Density Science (OxCHEDS)
Justin.Wark@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72251
Clarendon Laboratory, room 029.9
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  • Publications

Measurement of single mode imprint in laser ablative drive of a thin Al foil by extreme ultraviolet laser radiography

Physics of Plasmas AIP Publishing 5:1 (1998) 227-233

Authors:

E Wolfrum, J Wark, J Zhang, D Kalantar, MH Key, BA Remington, SV Weber, D Neely, S Rose, J Warwick, A MacPhee, CLS Lewis, A Demir, J Lin, R Smith, GJ Tallents
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Optimizing harmonics from solid targets

AIP Conference Proceedings AIP Publishing (1998) 264-269

Authors:

M Zepf, G Pretzler, U Andiel, DM Chambers, AE Dangor, PA Norreys, JS Wark, I Watts, GD Tsakiris
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Recent progress in coherent XUV generation at RAL

AIP Conference Proceedings AIP Publishing (1998) 499-508

Authors:

M Zepf, J Zhang, D Chambers, AE Dangor, AG MacPhee, J Lin, E Wolfrum, J Nilsen, TW Barbee, C Danson, MH Key, CLS Lewis, D Neely, PA Norreys, SG Preston, RMN O’Rourke, GJ Pert, R Smith, GJ Tallents, IF Watts, JS Wark
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Role of the plasma scale length in the harmonic generation from solid targets

Physical Review E - Statistical Physics, Plasmas, Fluids, and Related Interdisciplinary Topics 58:5 (1998) R5253-R5256

Authors:

M Zepf, GD Tsakiris, G Pretzler, I Watts, DM Chambers, PA Norreys, U Andiel, AE Dangor, K Eidmann, C Gahn, A Machacek, JS Wark, K Witte

Abstract:

We have investigated the generation of high harmonics from the interaction of 150 fsec, 790 nm, and 395 nm laser pulses with solid targets. Experiments are presented that demonstrate a strong dependence of the conversion efficiency on the temporal pulse shape and the resulting density scale length [Formula Presented] of the preformed plasma. The highest conversion efficiencies are achieved for short density scale lengths [Formula Presented] which result from high contrast ratio pulse interactions. © 1998 The American Physical Society.
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X-Ray Lasers: State of the Art in the UK

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) (1998) 238-238

Authors:

D Neely, CLS Lewis, J Lin, A MacPhee, RMN O'Rourke, GJ Pert, R Smith, GJ Tallents, JS Wark, J Warwick, E Wolfrum, J Zhang, M Key, R Allott, C Danson
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