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Two-photon polymerization 3D printed microstructures as a platform for high-energy laser-driven ion accelerators

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Abstract

We present the results on ion acceleration in 3D printed wire structures irradiated by PW laser pulses. Above 100 MeV proton and 500 MeV carbon beams are reported in 10-20 μm thick microstructures.

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