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F. Brandi, P. Marsili, F. Giammanco, F. Sylla, L. A. Gizzi
Journal of Physics: Conference Series 1079 (1), 012006, 2018.
Abstract
A high-sensitivity high-speed second-harmonic interferometer is used to monitor the particle
number density inside a pulsed flow gas cell designed for laser wakefield acceleration. The
interferometer can precisely follow the particle density temporal evolution therefore offering a
practical way to control in real-time the target density during laser-plasma interaction. The
presented results are relevant for the evaluation of density diagnostic tools for flow gas cells used as laser-plasma acceleration stages.
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