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An investigation of the rapid rise time of x-ray emission from targets heated by an ultrashort- pulse high-intensity optical laser was conducted for use as a pump for inner-shell photo- ionized x-ray lasing. Results of x-ray rise times from instantaneously heated Au rod targets show little benefit for using optical pulse widths less than 30 fs. Gain calculations for inner- shell photo-ionized lasing show that large gains can be obtained for pulse widths between 30 and 100 fs. Calculated spectra, using the hydrodynamic/atomic kinetics code LASNEX, from a 1 J, 65 fs FWHM pulse optical laser incident on a structured Au target gave a gain of 11.5 cm-1 in C at 45 angstrom.
Stephen J. Moon andDavid C. Eder
"Generation of x-ray pulses with rapid rise times to pump inner-shell photoionized x-ray lasing in carbon at 45 Å", Proc. SPIE 2520, Soft X-Ray Lasers and Applications, (25 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.221661
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Stephen J. Moon, David C. Eder, "Generation of x-ray pulses with rapid rise times to pump inner-shell photoionized x-ray lasing in carbon at 45 A," Proc. SPIE 2520, Soft X-Ray Lasers and Applications, (25 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.221661