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most citedMicroengineering laser plasma interactions at relativistic intensities

107 citations · 238 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

physics.plasm-ph2019★ 2 cited

Development Considerations for High-Repetition-Rate HEDP Experiments

Scott Feister, Patrick L. Poole, Peter V. Heuer

This paper discusses experimental techniques and considerations associated with the transition to high repetition-rate experiments in High Energy Density Physics (HEDP). We particu…

physics.plasm-ph2019★ 31 cited

On-Shot Characterization of Single Plasma Mirror Temporal Contrast Improvement

Lieselotte Obst, Josefine Metzkes-Ng, Stefan Bock +12

We report on the setup and commissioning of a compact recollimating single plasma mirror for temporal contrast enhancement at the Draco 150 TW laser during laser-proton acceleratio…

physics.plasm-ph2019★ 61 cited

Relativistic laser driven electron accelerator using micro-channel plasma targets

Joseph Snyder, Liangliang Ji, Kevin M. George +11

We present an experimental demonstration of the efficient acceleration of electrons beyond 60 MeV using micro-channel plasma targets. We employed a high-contrast, 2.5 J, 32 fs shor…

physics.plasm-ph2017

Study of accelerated ion energy and spatial distribution with variable thickness liquid crystal targets

P. L. Poole, C. Willis, C. D. Andereck +2

We report on laser-based ion acceleration using freely suspended liquid crystal film targets, formed with thicknesses varying from 100 to 2 for this experiment. Optimizat…

physics.plasm-ph2015★ 107 cited

Microengineering laser plasma interactions at relativistic intensities

S. Jiang, L. L. Ji, H. Audesirk +8

We report on the first successful proof-of-principle experiment to manipulate laser-matter interactions on the microscale using highly ordered Si microwire arrays. The interaction…

physics.plasm-ph2015★ 1 cited

In-situ, variable thickness, liquid crystal film target inserter for moderate repetition rate intense laser applications

P. L. Poole, C. Willis, G. E. Cochran +3

Liquid crystal films have recently been demonstrated as variable thickness, planar targets for ultra-intense laser matter experiments and applications such as ion acceleration. By…