Detecting radiation reaction at moderate laser intensities
arXiv:1310.0352 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.91.023207
Abstract
We propose a new method of detecting radiation reaction effects in the motion of particles subjected to laser pulses of moderate intensity and long duration. The effect becomes sizeable for particles that gain almost no energy through the interaction with the laser pulse.
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