Tabletop Capillary‐Discharge Soft‐X‐Ray Laser Demonstrated
OCT 01, 1994
DOI: 10.1063/1.2808664
Optical‐wavelength lasers are ubiquitous, from the checkout scanner at the supermarket to the CD player in your Discman. They come in all sizes, all the way down to microelectronic scales. Lasers operating at wavelengths shorter than 100 nanometers, however, have been rare and expensive behemoths ever since their first demonstration a decade ago; they rely on bulky, high‐powered optical lasers to produce the plasma conditions needed for x‐ray lasing.
This article is only available in PDF format
© 1994 American Institute of Physics
