most citedUltra-high brilliance multi-MeV -ray beam from non-linear Thomson scattering

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physics.plasm-ph2016

Attosecond Control of Relativistic Electron Bunches using Two-Colour Fields

M. Yeung, S. Rykovanov, J. Bierbach +10

Energy coupling during relativistically intense laser-matter interactions is encoded in the attosecond motion of strongly driven electrons at the pre-formed plasma-vacuum boundary.…

physics.plasm-ph2014

Ultrafast opacity in borosilicate glass induced by picosecond bursts of laser-driven ions

B. Dromey, L. Stella, D. Adams +22

Direct investigation of ion-induced dynamics in matter on picosecond (ps, 10-12 s) timescales has been precluded to date by the relatively long nanosecond (ns, 10-9 s) scale ion pu…

physics.optics20141 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.optics2014307 cited

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

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

We report on the generation of a narrow divergence ( mrad), multi-MeV ( MeV) and ultra-high brilliance ( photons s m…

physics.plasm-ph2014

Enhanced harmonic generation in relativistic laser plasma interaction

C. Rödel, E. Eckner, J. Bierbach +12

We report the enhancement of individual harmonics generated at a relativistic ultra-steep plasma vacuum interface. Simulations show the harmonic emission to be due to the coupled a…

physics.plasm-ph20141 cited

Relativistic plasma optics enabled by near-critical density nanostructured material

J. H. Bin, W. J. Ma, H. Y. Wang +11

The nonlinear optical properties of a plasma due to the relativistic electron motion in an intense laser field are of fundamental importance for current research and the generation…