D. J. Corvan

most citedUltra-high brilliance multi-MeV

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-ray beam from non-linear Thomson scattering

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3 papers

physics.optics2014★ 1 cited

Femtosecond-scale Synchronisation of Ultra-Intense Focused Laser Beams

D. J. Corvan, W. Schumaker, J. Cole +10

Synchronising ultra-short (~fs) and focussed laser pulses is a particularly difficult task, as this timescale lies orders of magnitude below the typical range of fast electronic de…

physics.optics2014★ 307 cited

Ultra-high brilliance multi-MeV $γ$ -ray beam from non-linear Thomson scattering

G. Sarri, D. J. Corvan, W. Schumaker +13

We report on the generation of a narrow divergence ( $θ \approx 2.5$ mrad), multi-MeV ( $E_{MAX} = 18$ MeV) and ultra-high brilliance ( $\approx 2 \times 1 0^{19}$ photons s $^{- 1}$ m…

physics.ins-det2014★ 40 cited

Design of a Compact Spectrometer for High-Flux MeV Gamma-Ray Beams

D. J. Corvan, G. Sarri, M. Zepf

A novel design for a compact gamma-ray spectrometer is presented. The proposed system allows for spectroscopy of high-flux multi-MeV gamma-ray beams with MeV energy resolution in a…

Femtosecond-scale Synchronisation of Ultra-Intense Focused Laser Beams

Ultra-high brilliance multi-MeV γ-ray beam from non-linear Thomson scattering

Design of a Compact Spectrometer for High-Flux MeV Gamma-Ray Beams

Ultra-high brilliance multi-MeV $γ$ -ray beam from non-linear Thomson scattering