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Contrast Challenge at Ultra-high-intensity: from E22 to E26

Authors: Victor Yanovsky; Vladimir Chvykov; Galina Kalinchenko; Takeshi Matsuoka; Anatoly Maksimchik; Karl Krushelnick; Paul R. Bolton; +2 Authors

Contrast Challenge at Ultra-high-intensity: from E22 to E26

Abstract

Current contrast‐control‐technology is inadequate for solid targets with the next generation of high‐intensity lasers. We apply a spatiotemporal‐contrast‐concept (STC) to demonstrate that intensity∼1026 W/cm2 is feasible for transparent solids at STC ∼1015.

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