efficient excitation of gain-saturated sub-9-nm-wavelength tabletop soft-x-ray lasers and lasing down to 7.36 nm

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Abstract
We have demonstrated the efficient generation of sub-9-nm-wavelength picosecond laser pulses of microjoule energy at 1-Hz repetition rate with a tabletop laser. Gain-saturated lasing was obtained at λ=8.85  nm in nickel-like lanthanum ions excited by collisional electron-impact excitation in a precreated plasma column heated by a picosecond optical laser pulse of 4-J energy. Furthermore, isoelectronic scaling along the lanthanide series resulted in lasing at wavelengths as short as λ=7.36  nm. Simulations show that the collisionally broadened atomic transitions in these dense plasmas can support the amplification of subpicosecond soft-x-ray laser pulses.
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Authors D. Alessi, Y. Wang, B. M. Luther, L. Yin, D. H. Martz, M. R. Woolston, Y. Liu, M. Berrill, J. J. Rocca
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Journal american journal of transplantation
Year 2011
DOI
10.1103/PhysRevX.1.021023
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http://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevX.1.021023
Keywords
physics

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