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Experiments with Short-Wavelength Lasers Driven by Ultra-Short Pulse, High-Intensity Lasers

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Abstract

A multi-terawatt laser was used to generate and characterize plasmas appropriate for recombination pumped x-ray lasers. Thomson scattering was used to determine the electron and ion temperatures on a sub-picosecond time-scale. A recombination pumped x-ray laser on the Lyman-alpha transition of H-like lithium was also studied.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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