High-field lasers articles from across Nature Portfolio
High-field lasers are lasers that can create intense electric fields. The high fields are often achieved by concentrating the optical energy into a very short temporal pulse. This has led to the development of terawatt and petawatt lasers, which are important probes of matter under extreme conditions.
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Intense isolated attosecond pulses from two-color few-cycle laser driven relativistic surface plasma
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Electron acceleration from transparent targets irradiated by ultra-intense helical laser beams
Communications Physics 5, 116
Enhanced ion acceleration from transparency-driven foils demonstrated at two ultraintense laser facilities
Brilliant femtosecond-laser-driven hard X-ray flashes from carbon nanotube plasma
Laser-driven multi-MeV high-purity proton acceleration via anisotropic ambipolar expansion of micron-scale hydrogen clusters
Demonstration of 85% pump depletion and 10−6 noise content in quasi-parametric chirped-pulse amplification
Intense isolated attosecond pulses from two-color few-cycle laser driven relativistic surface plasma
Electron acceleration from transparent targets irradiated by ultra-intense helical laser beams
A strong field of exotic effects
Faster laser pulses boost plasma accelerators
Megafilaments in the mid-infrared
Unchartered territory
A closer look at ultra-intense lasers