Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray laser experiments using a 20 picosecond laser pulse at the NOVA facility

R. Shepherd; D. Fields; L. DaSilva; C. Keane; B. MacGowen; Dennis L Matthews; G. Shimkaveg; G. Stone; D. Eder; A. Osterheld; R. Walling; B. K F Young; A. Fry; M. Eckart; W. Goldstein; R. Stewart

Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray laser experiments using a 20 picosecond laser pulse at the NOVA facility

R. Shepherd, D. Fields, L. DaSilva, C. Keane, B. MacGowen, Dennis L Matthews, G. Shimkaveg, G. Stone, D. Eder, A. Osterheld, R. Walling, B. K F Young, A. Fry, M. Eckart, W. Goldstein, R. Stewart

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Abstract

Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray lasers are currently under investigation as an alternative candidate to collisional pumped soft X-ray amplifiers. Efforts are being concentrated on the n=3 to n=2 transitions in H-like Mg and NaF.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Institute of Physics Conference Series
Place of Publication	Bristol, United Kingdom
Publisher	Publ by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd
Pages	13-16
Number of pages	4
Edition	116
ISBN (Print)	085498044X
State	Published - 1990
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 2nd International Colloquium on X-ray Lasers 1990 - York, Engl Duration: Sep 17 1990 → Sep 21 1990

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Other	Proceedings of the 2nd International Colloquium on X-ray Lasers 1990
City	York, Engl
Period	9/17/90 → 9/21/90

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Shepherd, R., Fields, D., DaSilva, L., Keane, C., MacGowen, B., Matthews, D. L., Shimkaveg, G., Stone, G., Eder, D., Osterheld, A., Walling, R., Young, B. K. F., Fry, A., Eckart, M., Goldstein, W., & Stewart, R. (1990). Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray laser experiments using a 20 picosecond laser pulse at the NOVA facility. In Institute of Physics Conference Series (116 ed., pp. 13-16). Publ by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd.

Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray laser experiments using a 20 picosecond laser pulse at the NOVA facility. / Shepherd, R.; Fields, D.; DaSilva, L.; Keane, C.; MacGowen, B.; Matthews, Dennis L; Shimkaveg, G.; Stone, G.; Eder, D.; Osterheld, A.; Walling, R.; Young, B. K F; Fry, A.; Eckart, M.; Goldstein, W.; Stewart, R.

Institute of Physics Conference Series. 116. ed. Bristol, United Kingdom : Publ by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd, 1990. p. 13-16.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Shepherd, R, Fields, D, DaSilva, L, Keane, C, MacGowen, B, Matthews, DL, Shimkaveg, G, Stone, G, Eder, D, Osterheld, A, Walling, R, Young, BKF, Fry, A, Eckart, M, Goldstein, W & Stewart, R 1990, Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray laser experiments using a 20 picosecond laser pulse at the NOVA facility. in Institute of Physics Conference Series. 116 edn, Publ by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd, Bristol, United Kingdom, pp. 13-16, Proceedings of the 2nd International Colloquium on X-ray Lasers 1990, York, Engl, 9/17/90.

Shepherd, R. ; Fields, D. ; DaSilva, L. ; Keane, C. ; MacGowen, B. ; Matthews, Dennis L ; Shimkaveg, G. ; Stone, G. ; Eder, D. ; Osterheld, A. ; Walling, R. ; Young, B. K F ; Fry, A. ; Eckart, M. ; Goldstein, W. ; Stewart, R. / Hydrogen-like recombination X-ray laser experiments using a 20 picosecond laser pulse at the NOVA facility. Institute of Physics Conference Series. 116. ed. Bristol, United Kingdom : Publ by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd, 1990. pp. 13-16

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