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Plasma production via laser‐induced photoemissiona

Pickard et al., 1996

Document ID
701503288114048733
Author
Pickard D
Kunkel W
Leung K
Young A
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Review of scientific instruments

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The feasibility of laser‐induced photoemission as a driving mechanism for short plasma pulse production is currently being investigated with a pulsed excimer laser at 248 nm. Low work function materials such as LaB6 and barium are used as cathode materials and the …
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