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Characterization of laser wakefield acceleration efficiency with octave spanning near-IR spectrum measurements

Streeter et al., 2022

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7574709367070077209
Author
Streeter M
Ma Y
Kettle B
Dann S
Gerstmayr E
Albert F
Bourgeois N
Cipiccia S
Cole J
Gallardo González I
Hussein A
Jaroszynski D
Falk K
Krushelnick K
Lemos N
Lopes N
Lumsdon C
Lundh O
Mangles S
Najmudin Z
Rajeev P
Sandberg R
Shahzad M
Smid M
Spesyvtsev R
Symes D
Vieux G
Thomas A
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Physical Review Accelerators and Beams

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We report on experimental measurements of energy transfer efficiencies in a GeV-class laser wakefield accelerator. Both the transfer of energy from the laser to the plasma wakefield and from the plasma to the accelerated electron beam was diagnosed by …
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