The impact of nano-structured surfaces on particle generation from ultrashort intense laser produced plasmas is presented over an intensity range of 1015-1017 Wcm-2. The nano-structured surface evidently produces hotter plasma but does not lead to the generation of hotter ions, a counterintuitive result based on present understanding of plasma expansion mechanism. Although the total ion flux and energy is more in the case of structured surfaces, the average energy of the projectiles is found to be lower than that from polished surfaces. The nano-structured surface shows preferential enhancement of lower energy ions and an intensity dependent divergence of the ejected particles
Structured solid targets are widely investigated to increase the energy absorption of high-power las...
High energetic ion generation from thin foil targets irradiated by 30 fs laser pulses at intensity 1...
Near-critical plasmas irradiated at ultra-high laser intensities (I > 1018W/cm2) allow to improve th...
The impact of nano-structured surfaces on particle generation from ultrashort intense laser produced...
Studies of ion emission from nanostructured metallic surfaces excited by intense (0.5–6.3 × 10<sup>1...
We present results on hot electron and energetic ion (keV–MeV) generation from polished and nanostru...
Laser interaction with a nanobrush target plasma is investigated at the SILEX-I laser facility [X. F...
The future availability of high-intensity laser facilities capable of delivering tens of petawatt...
When an intense laser pulse interacts with a solid surface, ions get accelerated in the laser-plasma...
Recent experiment was done to create surface nano-structures by extrusion of slow highly charged ion...
Experimental study on the impact of periodic surface modulations on energetic ion emission from inte...
Carbon ions and protons from a double-layer target, a copper foil coated with a polymer exhibit non-...
Vertically aligned nanowires on a solid surface in conjunction with table-top lasers create an ultra...
International audienceThe generation of energetic electrons by the interaction of a short laser puls...
We have studied particle acceleration in different nanostructured targets irradiated by high intensi...
Structured solid targets are widely investigated to increase the energy absorption of high-power las...
High energetic ion generation from thin foil targets irradiated by 30 fs laser pulses at intensity 1...
Near-critical plasmas irradiated at ultra-high laser intensities (I > 1018W/cm2) allow to improve th...
The impact of nano-structured surfaces on particle generation from ultrashort intense laser produced...
Studies of ion emission from nanostructured metallic surfaces excited by intense (0.5–6.3 × 10<sup>1...
We present results on hot electron and energetic ion (keV–MeV) generation from polished and nanostru...
Laser interaction with a nanobrush target plasma is investigated at the SILEX-I laser facility [X. F...
The future availability of high-intensity laser facilities capable of delivering tens of petawatt...
When an intense laser pulse interacts with a solid surface, ions get accelerated in the laser-plasma...
Recent experiment was done to create surface nano-structures by extrusion of slow highly charged ion...
Experimental study on the impact of periodic surface modulations on energetic ion emission from inte...
Carbon ions and protons from a double-layer target, a copper foil coated with a polymer exhibit non-...
Vertically aligned nanowires on a solid surface in conjunction with table-top lasers create an ultra...
International audienceThe generation of energetic electrons by the interaction of a short laser puls...
We have studied particle acceleration in different nanostructured targets irradiated by high intensi...
Structured solid targets are widely investigated to increase the energy absorption of high-power las...
High energetic ion generation from thin foil targets irradiated by 30 fs laser pulses at intensity 1...
Near-critical plasmas irradiated at ultra-high laser intensities (I > 1018W/cm2) allow to improve th...