Review of progress at the uk central laser facility in developing XUV lasers based on recombining laser produced plasmas

M. H. Key; A. Carillon; C. Chenais-Popovics; R. Corbett; J. Edwards; M. Guenou; M. Grande; M. Henshaw; P. Jaegle; G. Jamelot; G. P. Kiehn; A. Klisnick; C. L.S. Lewis; D. O’neill; G. J. Pert; S. Ramsden; C. Regan; M. Richardson; S. J. Rose; I. N. Ross; P. T. Rumsby; S. Sadaat; J. C. Seely; W. Shaikh; R. Smith; A. Sureau; T. Towie; O. Willi

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Review of progress at the uk central laser facility in developing XUV lasers based on recombining laser produced plasmas

M. H. Key, A. Carillon, C. Chenais-Popovics, R. Corbett, J. Edwards, M. Guenou, M. Grande, M. Henshaw, P. Jaegle, G. Jamelot, G. P. Kiehn, A. Klisnick, C. L.S. Lewis, D. O’neill, G. J. Pert, S. Ramsden, C. Regan, M. Richardson, S. J. Rose, I. N. RossP. T. Rumsby, S. Sadaat, J. C. Seely, W. Shaikh, R. Smith, A. Sureau, T. Towie, O. Willi

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A programme of research by UK Universities and overseas collaborators at the SERC Central Laser Facility is directed to the development of XUV lasers based on recombining laser produced plasmas. Laser amplification has been demonstrated for recombination to hydrogenic ions C VI and F IX with H_α laser amplification at 182 and 81 Å respectively, and for lithium like ions, namely Aℓ, XI with 4f-3d and 5f-3d laser amplification at 150/154 and 106/104 Å respectively and Cℓ XV 4f-3d at 83 Å. An initial study of Na-like Cu XIX has been made. Current work is looking for ways to improve the efficiency, increase the gain length and reduce the wavelength to reach the 44 Å edge of the water window. The review summarises past work and outlines current work.

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Tudalennau (o-i)	100-104
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Cyfnodolyn	Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Cyfrol	913
Dynodwyr Gwrthrych Digidol (DOIs)	https://doi.org/10.1117/12.965131
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 11 Gorff 1988

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Key, M. H., Carillon, A., Chenais-Popovics, C., Corbett, R., Edwards, J., Guenou, M., Grande, M., Henshaw, M., Jaegle, P., Jamelot, G., Kiehn, G. P., Klisnick, A., Lewis, C. L. S., O’neill, D., Pert, G. J., Ramsden, S., Regan, C., Richardson, M., Rose, S. J., ... Willi, O. (1988). Review of progress at the uk central laser facility in developing XUV lasers based on recombining laser produced plasmas. Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, 913, 100-104. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.965131

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