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Particle Acceleration by the Light Pressure of High-Power Laser Pulses

J. Schreiber

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Radiation Pressure Acceleration is poised to revolutionize laser ion acceleration – with GeV energies predicted at intensities beyond 1021W/cm2. First experimental results reveal the beginning of this novel era for efficient particle acceleration.

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Radiation Pressure Acceleration is poised to revolutionize laser ion acceleration – with GeV energies predicted at intensities beyond 1021W/cm2. First experimental results reveal the beginning of this novel era for efficient particle acceleration.

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Radiation Pressure Acceleration is poised to revolutionize laser ion acceleration – with GeV energies predicted at intensities beyond 1021W/cm2. First experimental results reveal the beginning of this novel era for efficient particle acceleration.

Key concepts: Acceleration, Radiation pressure, Particle acceleration, Laser, Physics, Optics, Particle (ecology), Radiation

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