High-Power Lasers in High-Energy-Density Physics
Frontiers Collection, ISSN: 2197-6619, Vol: Part F957, Page: 75-96
2011
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The rapid progress of laser technology has opened up the possibility of generating ultrashort laser pulses of the nano–pico–femto–atto–second range and of bringing (see Tables 3.2, 3.3; Fig. 3.2) the existing and projected laser complexes into the petawatt–zettawatt power range (Figs 4.1, 4.2), making it possible to span a wide range of power densities up to the highest values achievable today, q ≈ 10– 10 W/cm [70, 69, 6, 14], which will undoubtedly rise with time.
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