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Paper Abstract
The analysis of soft x-ray emission from plasmas created by intense short-wavelength laser radiation can provide much useful information on the density, temperature and ionization distribution of the plasma. Until recently, limitations of sensitivity and the availability of suitable x-ray optical elements have restricted studies of soft x-ray emission from laser plasmas. In this paper we describe novel instrumentation which provides high sensitivity in the soft x-ray spectrum with spatial and temporal resolution in the micron and picosecond ranges respectively. These systems exploit advances made in soft x-ray optic and electro-optic technology. Their application in current studies of laser fusion, x-ray lasers, and high density atomic physics will be discussed.
Paper Details
Date Published: 11 July 1988
PDF: 8 pages
Proc. SPIE 0913, High Intensity Laser-Matter Interactions, (11 July 1988);
Published in SPIE Proceedings Vol. 0913:
High Intensity Laser-Matter Interactions
Hector A. Baldis; E. Michael Campbell, Editor(s)
PDF: 8 pages
Proc. SPIE 0913, High Intensity Laser-Matter Interactions, (11 July 1988);
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M C Richardson, University of Rochester (United States)
P A Jaanimagi, University of Rochester (United States)
H Chen, University of Rochester (United States)
R S Marjoribanks, University of Rochester (United States)
D K Bradley, University of Rochester (United States)
J F Seely, Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
P A Jaanimagi, University of Rochester (United States)
H Chen, University of Rochester (United States)
R S Marjoribanks, University of Rochester (United States)
D K Bradley, University of Rochester (United States)
J F Seely, Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
U Feldman, Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
C Brown, Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
J Underwood, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (United States)
B Henke, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (United States)
A Zigler, Soreq Nuclear Research Center (Isreal)
C Brown, Naval Research Laboratory (United States)
J Underwood, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (United States)
B Henke, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (United States)
A Zigler, Soreq Nuclear Research Center (Isreal)
Published in SPIE Proceedings Vol. 0913:
High Intensity Laser-Matter Interactions
Hector A. Baldis; E. Michael Campbell, Editor(s)
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