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New epoch in the charged particle acceleration by relativistically intense laser radiation

S V Bulanov2006年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The development of the ultraintense laser continues to open up new fields of physics. The laser accelerator development is now entering a new matured stage at which it becomes possible to manipulate in a controllable way the parameters of accelerated charged particle beams. In the electron acceleration the particle injection by breaking wake waves left by the laser pulse in underdense plasmas results in the quasi-monoenergetic beam production. When the ions are accelerated during the laser–matter interaction the tailored multi-layer foil targets provide conditions for the high quality proton beam generation.

日本語訳

超高強度レーザーの発展は、物理学の新たな分野を切り開き続けている。レーザー加速器の開発は現在、加速された荷電粒子ビームのパラメータを制御可能な形で操作できる新たな成熟段階に入っている。電子加速においては、低密度プラズマ中でレーザーパルスが残す航跡場を破壊することによる粒子入射により、準単色ビームの生成が実現される。イオン加速においては、レーザーと物質の相互作用中に、多層構造を持つフォイルターゲットが高品質の陽子ビーム生成のための条件を提供する。

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