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Pulse shape of ultrashort intense laser reflected from a plasma mirror

Xulei Ge, Xiaohui Yuan, Yuan Fang, Wenqing Wei, Su Yang, Feng Liu, Min Chen, Li Zhao, Zhengming Sheng, and Jie Zhang

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Abstract

The temporal profiles of high-power short-pulse lasers reflected from self-induced plasma mirrors (PMs) were measured with high temporal resolution in the sub-picosecond window. The leading front shape of the laser pulse is found to depend sensitively on the laser fluence on the PM surface. Spectral modulation plays a key role in pulse profile shaping. Our findings will extend our knowledge on properly using PMs.

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