Monoenergetic beams of relativistic electrons from intense laser-plasma interactions
High-power lasers that fit into a university-scale laboratory can now reach focused intensities of more than 10 19 W cm -2 at high repetition rates. Such lasers are capable of producing beams of energetic electrons, protons and γ-rays. Relativistic electrons are generated through the breaking of lar...
Main Authors: | Mangles, S, Murphy, C, Najmudin, Z, Thomas, A, Collier, J, Dangor, A, Divall, E, Foster, P, Gallacher, J, Hooker, C, Jaroszynski, D, Langley, A, Mori, W, Norreys, P, Tsung, F, Viskup, R, Walton, B, Krushelnick, K |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2004
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