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Noncollinear Optical Parametric Amplifiers for Ultra-Intense Lasers

J. Bromage, R. G. Roides, S.-W. Bahk, J. B. Oliver, C. Mileham, C. Dorrer, and J. D. Zuegel

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Abstract

Optical parametric chirped-pulse amplification (OPCPA), using kilojoule-class Nd:glass lasers as pumps, could produce ultra-intense pulses (>1023 W/cm2). A midscale system is presented that will demonstrate technologies scalable to one pumped by OMEGA EP.

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