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Start in vacuum of a fast electrons, generated at oblique incidence of an ultra short intensive laser pulse on a flat target. / Andreev, A. A.; Litvinenko, I. A.; Platonov, K. Yu.

In: Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, Vol. 3683, 1999, p. 42-56.

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Andreev, AA, Litvinenko, IA & Platonov, KY 1999, 'Start in vacuum of a fast electrons, generated at oblique incidence of an ultra short intensive laser pulse on a flat target', Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, vol. 3683, pp. 42-56.

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Andreev, A. A., Litvinenko, I. A., & Platonov, K. Y. (1999). Start in vacuum of a fast electrons, generated at oblique incidence of an ultra short intensive laser pulse on a flat target. Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, 3683, 42-56.

Vancouver

Andreev AA, Litvinenko IA, Platonov KY. Start in vacuum of a fast electrons, generated at oblique incidence of an ultra short intensive laser pulse on a flat target. Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. 1999;3683:42-56.

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Andreev, A. A. ; Litvinenko, I. A. ; Platonov, K. Yu. / Start in vacuum of a fast electrons, generated at oblique incidence of an ultra short intensive laser pulse on a flat target. In: Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. 1999 ; Vol. 3683. pp. 42-56.

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abstract = "In result of numerical and analytical consideration is shown, that the essential part electrons, having been in area undercritical density, under action of arising forces is formed in clots and takes off for vacuum in a direction, different from normal to a normal of a surface in a narrow interval of corporal corners. The received results prove an opportunity of laser electrons acceleration at reflection USLP from a flat target.",
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