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Resonant enhancement of electron energy by frequency chirp during laser acceleration in an azimuthal magnetic field in a plasma
K.P. Singh, H.K. Malik
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Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 26 / Issue 3 / September 2008

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19 June 2008, pp. 363-369
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Electron acceleration by a chirped laser pulse in an azimuthal magnetic field in a plasma has been studied. The betatron resonance saturates and the electrons start losing energy beyond a specific point of time without a frequency chirp. The resonance can be maintained for a longer duration and the energy of the electrons can be enhanced if a suitable frequency chirp is introduced. The duration of interaction increases for a lower plasma density or a lower initial electron energy which causes increase in the electron energy gain. The value of magnetic field required for resonance increases with an increase in plasma density and with a decrease in initial electron energy.

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Resonant enhancement of electron energy by frequency chirp during laser acceleration in an azimuthal magnetic field in a plasma