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Laser Wakefield Acceleration with Optical Guiding on the High-Power Apollon Laser System

Ronan Lahaye, Kosta Oubrerie, Olena Kolonenko, and Cédric Thaury

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Abstract

To limit diffraction in laser wakefield accelerator, a secondary laser pulse can be used to create a waveguide through optical field ionization. Here we present an optical guiding technique with density transition injection. This technique was used on the 1 PW Apollon laser system to achieve quasi-monoenergetic electron beams up to 2.15 GeV.

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