Progress in Laser Accelerator and Future Prospects

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-7473-8

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Tajima, Toshiki (editor)

Chen, Pisin (editor)

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English

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Abstract

The Laser Wakefield Acceleration (LWFA) has advanced the accelerating gradient many orders of magnitude over the conventional technologies. Their application to high energy accelerators has been considered, while a new field of micrometric accelerators appears for medical applications.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/101343

Keywords

laser; wakefield; inhomogeneous plasma; acceleration; high energy; LWFA; fiber optics; medicine; brachytherapy; cancer; fiber laser; coherent beam combination; ion acceleration; laser wakefield; PIC simulation; phase velocity; group velocity; near critical density plasma; laser wakefield acceleration; beat wave; near-critical acceleration; endoscopic radiotherapy; laser wakefield accelerator; six-dimensional phase-space brightness; beam quality optimization; pulse compression; ultrashort lasers; ultrafast nonlinear optics; high power lasers; electron; photoneutron; high-repetition laser; few-cycle laser; intense laser; high-field science; laser plasma; laser wake wave; QED critical field; AnaBHEL (Analog Black Hole Evaporation via Lasers); Hawking radiation; information loss paradox; relativistic flying mirror; high quality; monoenergetic; laser-driven; plasma; low divergence; particle-in-cell; instability; steep front; plasma shutter; plasma wakefield acceleration; PWFA; compact particle acceleration; radiation sources; laser plasma acceleration; beamline; plasma lens; FLASH-radiotherapy; ion irradiation; vacuum laser acceleration; ponderomotive force; n/a