Spatially resolved Ar* and Ar<sup>+</sup>* imaging as a diagnostic for capillary-based high harmonic generation
Coherent x-ray - ultraviolet radiation can be generated by the highly nonlinear interaction between a gas target and high intensity ultrafast laser pulses using the high harmonic generation (HHG) process. Guiding the fundamental laser field inside a hollow capillary waveguide improves phase matching...
Main Authors: | Froud, C.A (Author), Chapman, R.T (Author), Rogers, E.T.F (Author), Praeger, M. (Author), Mills, B. (Author), Grant-Jacob, J. (Author), Butcher, T.J (Author), Stebbings, S.L (Author), de Paula, A.M (Author), Frey, J.G (Author), Brocklesby, W.S (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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