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Generation of high-order spatially coherent harmonics from solid targets by femtosecond laser pulses
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High Conversion EfficiencyEngineeringLaser ScienceSolid TargetsFemtosecond Laser PulsesLaser-plasma InteractionLaser PhysicsLaser ApplicationsLaser Plasma PhysicSuper-intense LasersHigh-power LasersShort-pulse LasersOptical PropertiesNonlinear Wave PropagationOptical SolitonPlasma PhotonicsUltra-short LasersHigh-order Optical HarmonicsPhotonicsPulse GenerationPhysicsNon-linear OpticUltrafast Laser PhysicsCoherent HarmonicsApplied PhysicsHigh-energy LasersHarmonic Emission
This paper discusses the generation of high-order optical harmonics from solid targets using laser pulses of 35 and 120 femtoseconds. Harmonics up to the 35th order were observed. High conversion efficiency has been achieved, e.g., ${10}^{\ensuremath{-}6}$ to the $10\mathrm{th}$ harmonic. It is demonstrated that the harmonic emission is highly directional and that the harmonic efficiency decreases rapidly with increasing plasma scale length.
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