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most citedOrder of magnitude increase in laser-target coupling at near-relativistic intensities using compound parabolic concentrators

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physics.plasm-ph202211 cited

Experimental observations of detached bow shock formation in the interaction of a laser-produced plasma with a magnetized obstacle

Joseph M. Levesque, Andy S. Liao, Patrick Hartigan +14

The magnetic field produced by planets with active dynamos, like the Earth, can exert sufficient pressure to oppose supersonic stellar wind plasmas, leading to the formation of a s…

physics.plasm-ph202029 cited

Order of magnitude increase in laser-target coupling at near-relativistic intensities using compound parabolic concentrators

Gerald Jackson Williams, Anthony J. Link, Mark William Sherlock +20

Achieving a high conversion efficiency into relativistic electrons is central to short-pulse laser application and fundamentally relies on creating interaction regions with intensi…

physics.plasm-ph20195 cited

Characterizing filamentary magnetic structures in counter-streaming plasmas by Fourier analysis of proton images

Joseph Levesque, Carolyn Kuranz, Timothy Handy +2

Proton imaging is a powerful tool for probing electromagnetic fields in a plasma, providing a path-integrated map of the field topology. However, in cases where the field structure…

physics.plasm-ph2018

The Unexpected Role of Evolving Longitudinal Electric Fields in Generating Energetic Electrons in Relativistically Transparent Plasmas

L. Willingale, A. V. Arefiev, G. J. Williams +9

Superponderomotive-energy electrons are observed experimentally from the interaction of an intense laser pulse with a relativistically transparent target. For a relativistically tr…