Experimental characterization of a strongly coupled solid density plasma generated in a short-pulse laser target interaction
Contributions to Plasma Physics 45:3-4 (2005) 284-292
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We have measured high resolution copper Kα spectra from a picosecond high intensity laser produced plasma. By fitting the shape of the experimental spectra with a self-consistent-field model which includes all the relevant line shifts from multiply ionized atoms, we are able to infer time and spatially averaged electron temperatures (TMonoenergetic electron beams from a laser-plasma accelerator
Optics InfoBase Conference Papers (2005)
Abstract:
Monoenergetic electron beams (dE/E < 5%) produced by the interaction of a 12TW, 40fs laser pulse with underdense plasma have been observed, in contrast to all previous experiments, which produced energy spreads ~100%. © 2005 Optical Society of America.Observation of monoenergetic relativistic electron beams from intense laser - plasma interactions
Optics InfoBase Conference Papers (2005)
Abstract:
We report the observation of monoenergetic electron beams (dE/E < 5%) produced by the interaction of a 12TW, 40fs laser pulse with underdense plasma, in contrast to all previous experiments, which produced energy spreads ~100%. © 2005 Optical Society of America.Observation of monoenergetic relativistic electron beams from intense laser - plasma interactions
Optics InfoBase Conference Papers (2005)
Abstract:
We report the observation of monoenergetic electron beams (dE/E < 5%) produced by the interaction of a 12TW, 40fs laser pulse with underdense plasma, in contrast to all previous experiments, which produced energy spreads ~100%. © 2005 Optical Society of America.Opportunities and challenges using short-pulse x-ray sources
Journal of Physics Conference Series IOP Publishing 21:1 (2005) 87