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  • 2020High-current laser-driven beams of relativistic electrons for high energy density research69citations
  • 2020High-current laser-driven beams of relativistic electrons for high energy density research69citations
  • 2020High current well-directed beams of super-ponderomotive electrons for laser driven nuclear physics applicationscitations
  • 2020High current well-directed beams of super-ponderomotive electrons for laser driven nuclear physics applications ...citations
  • 2019Interaction of relativistically intense laser pulses with long-scale near critical plasmas for optimization of laser based sources of MeV electrons and gamma-rays82citations

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  • Kantsyrev, A.
  • Bogdanov, A.
  • Borisenko, N. G.
  • Tavana, Parysatis
  • Neumayer, P.
  • Günther, M. M.
  • Pukhov, A.
  • Andreev, N. E.
  • Gyrdymov, M.
  • Consoli, Fabrizio
  • Panyushkin, V.
  • Popov, V. S.
  • Rosmej, Olga N.
  • Shen, X. F.
  • Zähter, S.
  • Skobliakov, A.
  • E., Andreev N.
  • S., Popov V.
  • M., Gunther M.
  • Zahter, S.
  • G., Borisenko N.
  • F., Shen X.
  • Consoli, F.
  • N., Rosmej O.
  • Tavana, P.
  • Rosmej, O. N.
  • Khaghani, D.
  • Horst, F.
  • Christ, P.
  • Pugachev, L. P.
  • Pimenov, V. G.
  • Radon, T.
  • Sokolov, A.
  • Borm, B.
  • Zaehter, S.
  • Sklizkov, G.
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High current well-directed beams of super-ponderomotive electrons for laser driven nuclear physics applications ...

  • Zahn, N.
  • Kantsyrev, A.
  • Bogdanov, A.
  • Borisenko, N. G.
  • Consoli, F.
  • Tavana, P.
  • Neumayer, P.
  • Günther, M. M.
  • Pukhov, A.
  • Andreev, N. E.
  • Gyrdymov, M.
  • Rosmej, O. N.
  • Panyushkin, V.
  • Popov, V. S.
  • Shen, X. F.
  • Zähter, S.
  • Skobliakov, A.
Abstract

We report on new findings in a laser driven enhanced electron beam generation in the multi MeV energy range at moderate relativistic laser intensities and their applications. In our experiment, an intense sub-picosecond laser pulse propagates through a plasma of a near critical electron density (NCD) and direct laser acceleration (DLA) of electrons takes place. The breakthrough toward high current relativistic electron beams became possible due to application of low density polymer foams of sub-mm thickness. In foams, the NCD-plasma was produced by a mechanism of super-sonic ionization. Compared to NCD-plasmas generated by laser irradiation of conventional foils, the DLA acceleration path in foams was strongly enhanced. Measurements resulted into 11÷13 MeV of the effective electron temperature and up to 100 MeV maximum of the electron energy measured in the laser pulse propagation direction. The growth of the electron energy was accompanied by a strong increase of the number of super-ponderomotive electrons ...

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  • polymer
  • experiment