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Nonlinear theory of intense laser-plasma interactions
Physical Review Letters, 1990A nonlinear theory of intense laser-plasma interactions is developed and used to describe relativistic optical guiding, coherent harmonic radiation production, and nonlinear plasma wakefield generation. Relativistic optical guiding is found to be ineffective in preventing the leading portion (\ensuremath{\le} a plasma wavelength) of a laser pulse from ...
, Sprangle, , Esarey, , Ting
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Nonlinear laser–plasma interactions
Reviews of Modern Plasma Physics, 2017Soon after lasers were invented, there was tremendous curiosity on the nonlinear phenomena which would result in their interaction with a fully ionized plasma. Apart from the basic interest, it was realized that it could be used for the achievement of nuclear fusion in the laboratory.
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The trouble with laser-plasma interactions
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 1986A brief review of stimulated Raman scattering and two plasmon decay, two of the dominant processes in the physics of laser-plasma interactions in the underdense corona, is presented together with some of the features of the Raman spectrum recurring in various observations.
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Introduction to Laser-Plasma Interaction and Its Applications
2001Pulsed lasers delivering intensities I > 1011 W/cm2 are unique tools for concentrating energy into matter, which is soon brought to the plasma state. Since the early 1960s the interaction of laser light with a plasma proved an extremely rich topic, with many applications.
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