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Charge-Displacement Self-Channeling as a Method for Energy Concentration

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Abstract

The concentration of energy arising from charge–displacement self–channeling is discussed. Since high energy deposition rates are expected to arise from multiphoton coupling and the channel can also serve as an effective waveguide for secondary radiation, such circumstances are Ideal for generating coherent short wavelength radiation.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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