3-D holographic pictures of human lungs

Antonov, V. A.; Mamilayev, R.M.; Nalimov, I.P.; Shakirov, A.H.

doi:10.1016/0030-4018(81)90204-2

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“…Consider the interaction of a linearly polarized laser beam having electric field E(r, z, t) = A 0 (r, z)e ι(k0z−ω0t) e x (1) with collisional plasma having an upward density ramp. The response of such a plasma to the incident beam is given by the nonlinear dielectric function [26]…”

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Generation of second harmonics of q-Gaussian laser beams in collisional plasma with upward density ramp

Gupta

Kumar

2020

Laser Phys.

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An investigation of frequency up-conversion of a laser beam through the phenomenon of second harmonic generation (SHG) in collisional plasma with an upward density ramp is presented. The variational method has been adopted to find a semi-analytical solution of the wave equation for the slowly varying envelope of the laser beam. When a laser beam with frequency ω0 propagates through plasma it causes the plasma electrons to oscillate at pump frequency ω0. These oscillations of the plasma electrons in the presence of thermal velocity generate an electron plasma wave (EPW) at frequency ω0. The generated EPW beats with the pump beam to produce its second harmonics. By using a hydrodynamic fluid model of plasma, the source term for the SHG has been obtained. Emphasis is put on investigation of the effect of various laser and plasma parameters on the propagation dynamics of the pump beam and the conversion efficiency of second harmonics.

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“…The quest for short-wavelength coherent radiation sources for medical treatment and diagnostics [1], homeland security [2], plasma diagnostics [3] etc has a long history. For the past few decades, only two main types of facility, namely free electron lasers (FELs) [4] and synchrotrons [5], have been considered for this purpose.…”

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