Short-pulse, extreme-ultraviolet continuum emission from a table-top laser plasma light source | Zendy

O. Meighan | Zendy; Andrew Gray | Zendy; Jean-Paul Mosnier | Zendy; William Whitty | Zendy; John Costello | Zendy; C. L. S. Lewis | Zendy; A. G. MacPhee | Zendy; R. Allott | Zendy; I. C. E. Turcu | Zendy; Angela B. Lamb | Zendy

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Short-pulse, extreme-ultraviolet continuum emission from a table-top laser plasma light source

Author(s) -

O. Meighan,

Andrew Gray,

Jean-Paul Mosnier,

William Whitty,

John Costello,

C. L. S. Lewis,

A. G. MacPhee,

R. Allott,

I. C. E. Turcu,

Angela B. Lamb

Publication year - 1997

Publication title -

applied physics letters

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.182

H-Index - 442

eISSN - 1077-3118

pISSN - 0003-6951

DOI - 10.1063/1.118364

Subject(s) - extreme ultraviolet , streak camera , laser , plasma , emission spectrum , atomic emission spectroscopy , atomic physics , laser induced breakdown spectroscopy , spectroscopy , ultraviolet , plasma diagnostics , spontaneous emission , amplified spontaneous emission , physics , picosecond , optics , pulse duration , spectral line , astronomy , inductively coupled plasma , quantum mechanics

We have observed extreme-ultraviolet (XUV) “line-free” continuum emission from laser plasmas of high atomic number elements using targets irradiated with 248 nm laser pulses of 7 ps duration at a power density of ∼ 1013 W/cm2. Using both dispersive spectroscopy and streak camera detection, the spectral and temporal evolution of XUV continuum emission for several target atomic numbers has been measured on a time scale with an upper limit of several hundred picoseconds limited by amplified spontaneous emission

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