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20122015
most citedFemtosecond 240-keV electron pulses from direct laser acceleration in a low-density gas

65 citations · 167 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.optics2015★ 10 cited

MeV femtosecond electron pulses from direct-field acceleration in low density atomic gases

Charles Varin, Vincent Marceau, Pascal Hogan-Lamarre +3

Using three-dimensional particle-in-cell simulations, we show that few-MeV electrons can be produced by focusing tightly few-cycle radially-polarized laser pulses in a low-density…

physics.acc-ph2013★ 65 cited

Femtosecond 240-keV electron pulses from direct laser acceleration in a low-density gas

Vincent Marceau, Charles Varin, Thomas Brabec +1

We propose a simple laser-driven electron acceleration scheme based on tightly focused radially polarized laser pulses for the production of femtosecond electron bunches with energ…

physics.optics2013★ 35 cited

On the validity of the paraxial approximation for electron acceleration with radially polarized laser beams

Vincent Marceau, Charles Varin, Michel Piché

In the study of laser-driven electron acceleration, it has become customary to work within the framework of paraxial wave optics. Using an exact solution to the Helmholtz equation…

physics.acc-ph2012

Electron acceleration in vacuum by ultrashort and tightly focused radially polarized laser pulses

Vincent Marceau, Alexandre April, Michel Piché

Exact closed-form solutions to Maxwell's equations are used to investigate electron acceleration driven by radially polarized laser beams in the nonparaxial and ultrashort pulse re…

physics.acc-ph2012★ 57 cited

Electron acceleration driven by ultrashort and nonparaxial radially polarized laser pulses

Vincent Marceau, Alexandre April, Michel Piché

Exact closed-form solutions to Maxwell's equations are used to investigate the acceleration of electrons in vacuum driven by ultrashort and nonparaxial radially polarized laser pul…