High repetition rate PetaWatt Titanium Sapphire laser system for laser plasma acceleration

Lureau, François; Laux, S.; Casagrande, Olivier; Radier, Christophe; Chalus, Olivier; Caradec, F.; Derycke, C.; Jougla, Paul; Brousse, G.; Simon-Boisson, Christophe

doi:10.1109/cleoe-iqec.2013.6801128

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“…titanium sapphire [7] and an oscillator with Kerr-lens mode locking [8]). Most modern repetitive high-peak-power systems [9][10][11] are composed of the same basic design elements, as shown in Table 1. Typical operating parameters are shown in Table 2.…”

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All-laser-driven Thomson X-ray sources

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2015

Contemporary Physics

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We discuss the development of a new generation of accelerator-based hard X-ray sources driven exclusively by laser light. High-intensity laser pulses serve the dual roles: first, accelerating electrons by laser-driven plasma wakefields, and second, generating X-rays by inverse Compton scattering. Such all-laser-driven X-rays have recently been demonstrated to be energetic, tunable, relatively narrow in bandwidth, short pulsed and well collimated. Such characteristics, especially from a compact source, are highly advantageous for numerous advanced X-ray applications-in metrology, biomedicine, materials, ultrafast phenomena, radiology and fundamental physics.

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“…Consequently, lasers are now capable of generating petawatt peak power levels, comparable to that of the NIF laser, but with a table-top-sized device. Additionally, compact high-power lasers now operate at high repetition rates (0.1-10 Hz) [9][10][11], as compared with the single-shot-per-day rate of the NIF laser.…”

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