H. H. An, W. Wang, J. Xiong, C. Wang, X. Pan, X. P. Ouyang, S. Jiang, Z. Xie, P. P. Wang, Y. L. Yao, N. Hua, Y. Wang, Z. C. Jiang, Q. Xiao, F. C. Ding, Y. Wan, X. Liu, R. R. Wang, Z. Fang, P. Q. Yang, Y. E. Jiang, P. Z. Zhang, B. Q. Zhu, J. Sun, B. Qiao, A. Lei, J. Zhu
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Abstract The target backsheath field acceleration mechanism is one of the main mechanisms of laser-driven proton acceleration (LDPA) and strongly depends on the comprehensive performance of the ultrashort ultra-intense lasers used as the driving sources. The successful use of the SG-II Peta-watt (SG-II PW) laser facility for LDPA and its applications in radiographic diagnoses have been manifested by the good performance of the SG-II PW facility. Recently, the SG-II PW laser facility has undergone extensive maintenance and a comprehensive technical upgrade in terms of the seed source, laser contrast and terminal focus. LDPA experiments were performed using the maintained SG-II PW laser beam, and the highest cutoff energy of the proton beam was obviously increased. Accordingly, a double-film target structure was used, and the maximum cutoff energy of the proton beam was up to 70 MeV. These results demonstrate that the comprehensive performance of the SG-II PW laser facility was improved significantly.
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High Power Laser Science and Engineering (HPLaser) is an international, peer-reviewed open access journal which focuses on all aspects of high power laser science and engineering.
HPLaser publishes research that seeks to uncover the underlying science and engineering in the fields of high energy density physics, high power lasers, advanced laser technology and applications and laser components. Topics covered include laser-plasma interaction, ultra-intense ultra-short pulse laser interaction with matter, attosecond physics, laser design, modelling and optimization, laser amplifiers, nonlinear optics, laser engineering, optical materials, optical devices, fiber lasers, diode-pumped solid state lasers and excimer lasers.