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Electron acceleration using laser produced plasmas

Karl Krushelnick and Rolf Landua · CERN

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Low density plasmas have long been of interest as a potential medium for particle acceleration since relativistic plasma waves are capable of supporting electric fields greater than 100 GeV/m. The physics of particle acceleration using plasmas will be reviewed, and new results will be discussed which have demonstrated that relatively narrow energy spread (<3%) beams having energies greater than 100 MeV can be produced from femtosecond laser plasma interactions. Future experiments and potential applications will also be discussed..

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  1. Electron acceleration using laser produced plasmas 2005-05-10 · 1 h 14 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
CERN Particle Physics Seminar
Taught by
Karl Krushelnick, Rolf Landua
Year
2005
Language
English
Subjects
Physics
Source
CERN
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