Dalui et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Preferential enhancement of laser-driven carbon ion acceleration from optimized nanostructured surfacesDalui et al., 2015
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- Dalui M
- Wang W
- Trivikram T
- Sarkar S
- Tata S
- Jha J
- Ayyub P
- Sheng Z
- Krishnamurthy M
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- Scientific reports
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High-intensity ultrashort laser pulses focused on metal targets readily generate hot dense plasmas which accelerate ions efficiently and can pave way to compact table-top accelerators. Laser-driven ion acceleration studies predominantly focus on protons, which …
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