Effects of laser polarization on jet emission of fast electrons in femtosecond-laser plasmas

L. M. Chen; J. Zhang; Y. T. Li; H. Teng; T. J. Liang; Z. M. Sheng; Q. L. Dong; L. Z. Zhao; Z. Y. Wei; X. W. Tang

Effects of laser polarization on jet emission of fast electrons in femtosecond-laser plasmas

L. M. Chen
, J. Zhang^*
, Y. T. Li
, H. Teng
, T. J. Liang
, Z. M. Sheng
, Q. L. Dong
, L. Z. Zhao
, Z. Y. Wei
, X. W. Tang

^*Corresponding author for this work

CAS - Institute of Physics

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Abstract

The effects of the laser polarization on acceleration mechanisms were studied by observing outgoing fast electrons and ingoing fast electrons generated by p- and s-polarized ultrashort laser pulses that are obliquely incident on an overdense plasma with or without a corona preplasma. It was found that both s- and p-polarized lasers can generate jet emission of fast electrons at moderate laser intensities. This provides new insights into acceleration of fast electrons in laser-plasma interaction.

Original language	English
Article number	225001
Pages (from-to)	225001/1-225001/4
Journal	Physical Review Letters
Volume	87
Issue number	22
State	Published - 26 Nov 2001
Externally published	Yes

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Effects of laser polarization on jet emission of fast electrons in femtosecond-laser plasmas

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