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Progress in Laser Accelerator and Future Prospects

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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Format: Online
Language:English
Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
Subjects:
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
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Online Access:ONIX_20230714_9783036574721_42
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Summary: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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