Simulation study of two color laser Wakefield acceleration

Singh, Jagnishan; Rajput, Jyoti; Kant, Niti; Kumar, Sandeep

doi:10.1063/5.0053366

ADVANCED MATERIALS AND RADIATION PHYSICS (AMRP-2020): 5th National E-Conference on Advanced Materials and Radiation Physics 2021

DOI: 10.1063/5.0053366

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Simulation study of two color laser Wakefield acceleration

Jagnishan Singh

Jyoti Rajput

Niti Kant

et al.

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Synergistic enhancement of electron acceleration by chirp laser modulation and wiggler magnetic field

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Rajput

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Synergistic enhancement of electron acceleration by chirp laser modulation and wiggler magnetic field

Singh,

Kumar,

Rajput

2024

J Opt

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Effect of wiggler magnetic field on wakefield excitation and electron energy gain in laser wakefield acceleration

Sharma,

Kumar,

Kant

et al. 2023

Zeitschrift Für Naturforschung A

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Laser wakefield acceleration is a frequently utilised research methodology for enhancing the energy levels of lighter charged particles, specifically electrons, to relativistic magnitudes. In this investigation, we utilised a linear polarised Gaussian-like laser pulse that propagated along the z-axis through cold collisionless underdense plasma in weakly nonlinear regime. An external planer magnetic wiggler field is applied along the y-axis. The influence of various critical parameters, such as amplitude and propagation constant of wiggler magnetic field, amplitude of laser electric field and laser pulse length on the wakefield and electron energy gain has been studied. A wiggler-assisted laser wakefield accelerator, the electron energy and wakefield evolution can be tuned by the wiggler magnetic field strength. The numerical findings demonstrate that by varying the strength of wiggler magnetic field and laser electric field, the amplitude of the wakefield is affected significantly. Furthermore, the equality of the order of pulse length and plasma wavelength is essential to obtain energy efficient acceleration mechanism. By employing specific parameters, a maximum energy increase of 2.26 GeV is achieved. This research will aid in the development of an energy-efficient electron acceleration technology by choosing suitable laser and plasma parameters.

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Simulation study of two color laser Wakefield acceleration

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Synergistic enhancement of electron acceleration by chirp laser modulation and wiggler magnetic field

Synergistic enhancement of electron acceleration by chirp laser modulation and wiggler magnetic field

Effect of wiggler magnetic field on wakefield excitation and electron energy gain in laser wakefield acceleration

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