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7A11-Laser induced emission of electrons, ions, and X rays from solid targets

Langer et al., 1966

Document ID
809294916469161878
Author
Langer P
Tonon G
Floux F
Ducauze A
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics

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We have first studied the spatial distribution of electrons and ions emitted from a solid target when hit by a focused, Q-switched laser beam. The particle emission is highly anisotropic. In a second experiment we have analyzed the ion energy for various targets such as beryllium …
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