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Diagnosing plasma conditions can give great advantages in optimizing plasma wakefield accelerator experiments. One possible method is that of photon acceleration. By propagating a laser probe pulse through a plasma wakefield and extracting the imposed frequency modulation, one can obtain an image of the density modulation of the wakefield. In order to diagnose the wakefield parameters at a chosen point in the plasma, the probe pulse crosses the plasma at oblique angles relative to the wakefie...
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- American Physical Society Publisher's website
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- Physical Review Special Topics: Accelerators and Beams Journal website
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- 18
- Issue:
- 8
- Publication date:
- 2015
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1098-4402
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1098-4402
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uuid:098116c1-4914-487c-9f0d-5cd78b33db8d
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- 2015
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Quantitative single shot and spatially resolved plasma wakefield diagnostics
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