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  • Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics
  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 2000),
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Approaching relativistic intensity with sub-ten-femtosecond pulses

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Abstract

The progress of high-field science has greatly benefited from the high pace of development in devices and techniques for the generation of light pulses approaching a single cycle. When the intensity of light reaches 1018W/cm2, electrons interact with the light field become relativistic. Currently, relativistic plasma physics can only conducted with pulses longer than 20 fs [1]. In this work, by employing a high-numerical-aperture off-axis paraboloid to focus ultrasshort pulses and correcting the wavefront distortion with adaptive optics, we have demonstrated the generation of intensities approaching the intensities for relativistic physics.

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