30 research outputs found
Stable electron beams from laser wakefield acceleration with few-terawatt driver using a supersonic air jet
No full textInternational audienceThe generation of stable electron beams produced by the laser wakefield acceleration mechanism with a few-terawatt laser system (600 mJ, 50 fs) in a supersonic synthetic air jet is reported and the requirements necessary to build such a stable electron source are experimentally investigated in conditions near the bubble regime threshold. The resulting electron beams have stable energies of (17.4 +/- 1.1) MeV and an energy spread of (13.5 +/- 1.5) MeV (FWHM), which has been achieved by optimizing the properties of the supersonic gas jet target for the given laser system. Due to the availability of few-terawatt laser systems in many laboratories around the world these stable electron beams open possibilities for applications of this type of particle source
A comparison of age-related changes in axial prestretch in human carotid arteries and in human abdominal aorta
No full textEvolution of the late Ludlow to early Lochkovian brachiopod, trilobite and bivalve communities of the Prague Basin and their link with the global carbon cycle
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Gastropods and tergomyans from the Upper Ordovician (Viru–Harju) of the Fågelsång area, Scania, southern Sweden
Full text linkShell breakage in two pleurotomarioid gastropods from the Upper Carboniferous of Texas, and its relation to shell morphology
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Optimizing laser coupling, matter heating, and particle acceleration from solids using multiplexed ultraintense lasers
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