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physics.acc-ph20216 cited

SHarD: A beam dynamics simulationcode for dielectric laser acceleratorsbased on spatial harmonic field expansion

Alexander Ody, Sophie Crisp, Pietro Musumeci +2

In order to demonstrate acceleration of electrons to relativistic scales by an on chipdielectric laser accelerator (DLA), a ponderomotive focusing scheme capable of capturingand tr…

physics.acc-ph2019

Temporal magnification for streaked ultrafast electron diffraction and microscopy

David Cesar, Pietro Musumeci

One of the frontiers of modern electron scattering instrumentation is improving temporal resolution in order to enable the observation of dynamical phenomena at their fundamental t…

physics.acc-ph20192 cited

All Optical Control of Beam Dynamics in a DLA

David Cesar, Pietro Musumeci, R. Joel England

Dielectric laser acceleration draws upon nano-fabrication techniques to build photonic structures for high gradient electron acceleration. At the small spatial scales characteristi…

physics.acc-ph2018

Enhanced energy gain in a dielectric laser accelerator using a tilted pulse front laser

D. Cesar, J. Maxson, P. Musumeci +4

Using an 800 nm, 45 fs pulse-front-tilted laser we demonstrate a record 315 keV energy gain in a dual grating dielectric laser accelerator (DLA) and average accelerating gradients…

physics.acc-ph20176 cited

Nonlinear response in high-field dielectric laser accelerators

D. Cesar, S. Custodio, J. Maxson +9

Laser powered dielectric structures achieve high-gradient particle acceleration by taking advantage of modern laser technology capable of producing electric fields in excess of 10G…

physics.acc-ph2016

Demonstration of single-shot picosecond time-resolved MeV electron imaging using a compact permanent magnet quadrupole based lens

D. Cesar, J. Maxson, P. Musumeci +7

We present the results of an experiment where a short focal length (~ 1.3 cm) permanent magnet electron lens is used to image micron-size features of a metal sample in a single sho…