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Laser Wakefield Electron Acceleration

Part of the Springer Theses Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-19950-9

ISBN: 978-3-642-19949-3

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

May 18, 2011

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 1 –17

[For a century, the on-going development of particle accelerators has been promoting many branches of fundamental and applied research. What began as a tool for nuclear and particle physics, has expanded its use into solid state physics as well as medicine, biology and even history [1]. As these...
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Theory of Compressible Fluid Flow

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 21 –39

[By introducing now the general physical principle of energy conservation one immediately arrives at the first principle law of thermodynamics that essentially states the conservation of energy in its transformation from heat to mechanical energy and vice versa.]
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Numeric Flow Simulation

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 41 –70

[The major issue for microscopic nozzles are boundary layers that form along the internal walls of the nozzle. The boundary layer that forms here is a thin flow layer attached to the nozzle walls that connects the high velocity flow in the volume of the domain with the flow boundary that is...
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Experimental Characterization of Gas Jets

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 71 –79

[As an additional diagnostic, a fast pressure transducer was connected to the high pressure side of the pulsed valve. This allowed to detect unwanted reflections of the pressure-wave caused by the pulsed valve and also turned out to be very useful for tuning the valve.]
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Electron Acceleration by Few-Cycle Laser Pulses: Theory and Simulation

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 83 –107

[In the following, the plasma is treated as an electron fluid, the ions serve only as a fixed neutralizing background. This approximation is justified for all processes on timescales much shorter than the inverse ion–plasma frequency which will be derived below. In order to derive the dispersion...
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Experimental SetUp

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 109 –117

[It was mentioned in the introduction that many of the milestones in laser-driven electron acceleration were ultimately reached by the ongoing development of ever more powerful driving lasers. In 2004, when three independent groups showed for the first time the generation of mono-energetic...
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Experimental Results on Electron Acceleration

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 119 –130

[Several possible sources for the strong fluctuations of the electron beam properties are worth considering: first, the above results were obtained in single-shot mode or at low repetition rate, therefore, a slow drift in laser parameters would show up as shot-to-shot fluctuation in the electron...
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Next Steps for Optimizing the Accelerator

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 131 –139

[As laser technology improved and LWFA became more popular, injection at density transitions with short transition scale-length was extensively studied in this context as well. First, in 2003 Tomassini et al. [7] published an analytic and numeric treatment of the problem, considering parameters...
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Conclusion

Schmid, Karl

Pages: 141 –143

[By the time this work was initiated, conventional Ti:sapphire laser technology was unable to produce the necessary ultrashort pulse durations with sufficient energy.]

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