Technology term
Laser Wakefield Acceleration
Laser wakefield acceleration uses an intense laser pulse to drive a wave through plasma. The wave creates extremely strong electric fields that can accelerate electrons to gigaelectronvolt energies over centimetres, offering a more compact route to high-energy electron beams than conventional radio-frequency accelerators.
English
Laser Wakefield Acceleration
Arabic
التسريع بموجة البلازما الليزرية
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