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Laser plus iron target:broad‐band x‐ray source

JAN 01, 1972

DOI: 10.1063/1.3070671

By bombarding a thick iron target with a high‐power laser, a broad‐band source of x rays has been produced. The conversion efficiency of 1.06‐micron laser light into x rays is at least 10%, probably 15–20% and possibly 30–40%, according to Philip Mallozzi (Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus), who announced his results at the Esfahan (Iran) Symposium on Fundamental and Applied Laser Physics in September.

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Volume 25, Number 1

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