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Small-Scale Soft X-Ray Lasers Excited by Fast Discharges and Applications

Jorge J. Rocca

This talk will discuss the development status of table-top soft x-ray lasers excited by a fast capillary discharge and will give examples of their successful use in applications. The peak coherent power of these high repetition rate lasers at a wavelength of 46.9nm exceeds that of an undulator beam line by several orders of magnitude, allowing new physics experiments with intense short wavelength light to be conducted in a small laboratory environment. Results of their use in the interferometry of dense plasmas, soft x-ray radiation induced ablation of materials, and plasma generation will be discussed.

 

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