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Laser excited nuclear γ-source of high spectral brightness. / Andreev, A.; Rozhdestvenskii, Yu; Platonov, K.; Salomaa, R.

в: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, Том 61, 2010, стр. 122-128.

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Andreev, A, Rozhdestvenskii, Y, Platonov, K & Salomaa, R 2010, 'Laser excited nuclear γ-source of high spectral brightness', World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, Том. 61, стр. 122-128.

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Andreev, A., Rozhdestvenskii, Y., Platonov, K., & Salomaa, R. (2010). Laser excited nuclear γ-source of high spectral brightness. World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, 61, 122-128.

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Andreev A, Rozhdestvenskii Y, Platonov K, Salomaa R. Laser excited nuclear γ-source of high spectral brightness. World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology. 2010;61:122-128.

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Andreev, A. ; Rozhdestvenskii, Yu ; Platonov, K. ; Salomaa, R. / Laser excited nuclear γ-source of high spectral brightness. в: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology. 2010 ; Том 61. стр. 122-128.

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title = "Laser excited nuclear γ-source of high spectral brightness",
abstract = "This paper considers various channels of gamma-quantum generation via an ultra-short high-power laser pulse interaction with different targets.We analyse the possibilities to create a pulsed gamma-radiation source using laser triggering of some nuclear reactions and isomer targets. It is shown that sub-MeV monochromatic short pulse of gamma-radiation can be obtained with pulse energy of sub-mJ level from isomer target irradiated by intense laser pulse. For nuclear reaction channel in lightatom materials, it is shown that sub-PW laser pulse gives rise to formation about million gamma-photons of multi-MeV energy.",
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