论文信息 - Optimization of some laser and target features for laser- plasma interaction in the context of fusion

Optimization of some laser and target features for laser- plasma interaction in the context of fusion

This paper presents experimental results obtained at LULI 2000 and LIL about (i) the compared laser plasma coupling at 526 (2ω) and 351 nm (3ω) and (ii) the early laser imprint suppression using foam targets as plasma smoother of the laser beam. Both experiments are described, part of the experimental results are presented and discussed.

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