Imaging of high harmonic radiation emitted during the interaction of a 20 TW laser with a solid target
We present images of the source of extreme ultraviolet (XUV) harmonic emission at a wavelength of 220 Å from the interaction of a 20 TW, 1.053 μm Nd:glass laser beam focused to intensities up to 4X10 W cm-2 onto a solid target. From these measurements we determine an upper limit to the source size a...
Main Authors: | Chambers, D, Preston, S, Zepf, M, CastroCelin, M, Key, M, Wark, J, Dangor, A, Dyson, A, Neely, D, Norreys, P |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
1997
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