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Observations of relativistic plasma waves excited by a 1.064 mu m and 1.053 mu m laser beat

Observations of relativistic plasma waves excited by a 1.064 mu m and 1.053 mu m laser beat

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Main Authors: Dyson, A, Dangor, A, DymokeBradshaw, A, AshfarRad, T, Gibbon, P, Bell, A, Danson, C, Edwards, C, Amiranoff, F, Matthieusent, G, Karttunen, S, Salomaa, R
Format: Journal article
Published: 1996
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