DOE OSTI · 1892530
Burst-mode chirped pulse amplification method
Abstract
A method for increasing the MeV hot electron yield and secondary radiation produced by short-pulse laser-target interactions with an appropriately high or low atomic number (Z) target. Secondary radiation, such as MeV x-rays, gamma-rays, protons, ions, neutrons, positrons and electromagnetic radiation in the microwave to sub-mm region, can be used, e.g., for the flash radiography of dense objects.
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Bude, Jeffrey D., Alessi, David A., Aufderheide, Maurice B., Heebner, John E., Kemp, Andreas J., Landen, Otto L., Mackinnon, Andrew J., Negres, Raluca A., Siders, Craig W., Wilks, Scott C., Williams, Wade H., Yang, Steven T., Spinka, Thomas M.. 2022-01-11. Burst-mode chirped pulse amplification method. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1892530
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