Ultrafast x-ray radiation from intense femtosecond laser systems

K. Ta Phuoc; L. Notebaert; M. Pittman; J. P. Rousseau; V. Malka; S. Sebban; R. Marquès; P. Balcou; S. Fritzler; P. G. David; D. Hulin; A. Rousse

Ultrafast x-ray radiation from intense femtosecond laser systems

K. Ta Phuoc
, L. Notebaert
, M. Pittman
, J. P. Rousseau
, V. Malka
, S. Sebban
, R. Marquès
, P. Balcou
, S. Fritzler
, P. G. David
, D. Hulin
, A. Rousse

Laboratory d'Optique Appliquée, ENSTA, CNRS-École Polytechnique

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Abstract

Polychromatic X-ray radiation have been produced during the relativistic interaction of a 50 TW femtosecond laser with an Helium gas jet. All the measurements indicate that the most plausible process at the origin of the observed X-ray emission is the Larmor radiation. Such femtosecond laser-based Larmor radiation should mark the emergence of a new generation of ultrafast x-ray bursts produced from the relativistic motion of particles, with the challenge to extend x-ray absorption probing techniques (EXAFS) on femtosecond time-scales.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	48-50
Number of pages	3
Journal	Springer Series in Chemical Physics
Volume	71
Publication status	Published - 17 May 2003

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Ultrafast x-ray radiation from intense femtosecond laser systems

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