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Programmable plasma structure generated by the laser-plasma interaction

Xiaobo Zhang, Xin Qiao, A X Zhang, Ju-Kui Xue

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Synopsis The programmable plasma structure generated by the laser-plasma interaction is discussed theoretically. The multiple plasma density distribution patterns which includes single channel, double channel and slow-wave plasma structure is achieved by modulating the ponderomotive force controlled by the laser’s beam profile and pulse width.

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Synopsis The programmable plasma structure generated by the laser-plasma interaction is discussed theoretically. The multiple plasma density distribution patterns which includes single channel, double channel and slow-wave plasma structure is achieved by modulating the ponderomotive force controlled by the laser’s beam profile and pulse width.

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Synopsis The programmable plasma structure generated by the laser-plasma interaction is discussed theoretically. The multiple plasma density distribution patterns which includes single channel, double channel and slow-wave plasma structure is achieved by modulating the ponderomotive force controlled by the laser’s beam profile and pulse width.

Key concepts: Plasma, Plasma channel, Ponderomotive force, Laser, Atomic physics, Pulse (music), Optics, Materials science

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