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Ultrashort (<10ps at lkeV) high-brightness (1022 photons/sec-mm2-eV into 2π steradians at lkeV) x-ray pulses are generated by exciting a preformed laser-produced plasma using a 1GW picosecond laser pulse. Time-integrated spectra and time-integrated spatially resolved emission yields are presented for various materials. Time-resolved measurements of the XUV and x-ray emission from a solid Au target are presented, as well as the dependence of radiation yield on the laser energy, angle of incidence and polarization. The production and short time duration of the x-ray emission is attributed to resonance absorption followed by rapid plasma cooling via thermal conduction.
O L Landen,D G Stearns,E M Campbell, andJ H Scofield
"X-Ray Sources From Picosecond Laser Plasma Excitation", Proc. SPIE 0913, High Intensity Laser-Matter Interactions, (11 July 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.965142
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O L Landen, D G Stearns, E M Campbell, J H Scofield, "X-Ray Sources From Picosecond Laser Plasma Excitation," Proc. SPIE 0913, High Intensity Laser-Matter Interactions, (11 July 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.965142