Data for: "Reflection of intense laser light from microstructured targets as a potential diagnostic of laser focus and plasma temperature"

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Description

This data corresponds to the experimental, simulation and modelling results reported in the publication "Reflection of intense laser light from microstructured targets as a potential diagnostic of laser focus and plasma temperature". Simulation data was generated using EPOCH version 4.8.3 using the .deck files provided. Modelling was done using MATLAB version R2017B using the MATLAB scripts included. Data embargo until 01/01/19
Date made available27 Nov 2018
PublisherUniversity of Strathclyde
Date of data production16 Jan 2017 - 18 Oct 2018
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  • Data.zip

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    Type: Dataset

    Licence: CC BY 4.0

    Embargo End Date: 1 Jan 2019

Research Output

Reflection of intense laser light from microstructured targets as a potential diagnostic of laser focus and plasma temperature

Jarrett, J., King, M., Gray, R. J., Neumann, N., Dohl, L., Baird, C. D., Ebert, T., Hesse, M., Tebartz, A., Rusby, D. R., Woolsey, N. C., Neely, D., Roth, M. & McKenna, P., 27 Dec 2018, In : High Power Laser Science and Engineering. 7, 7 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

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    Projects

    Nonlinear Optics and Dynamics in Relativistically Transparent Plasmas

    McKenna, P., Gray, R. & King, M.

    EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council)

    1/08/17 → 31/07/21

    Project: Research

    Advanced laser-ion acceleration strategies towards next generation healthcare

    McKenna, P.

    EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council)

    21/05/13 → 20/05/19

    Project: Research

    • Cite this

    Jarrett, J. (Creator), McKenna, P. (Creator), King, M. (Creator), Gray, R. (Creator) (27 Nov 2018). Data for: "Reflection of intense laser light from microstructured targets as a potential diagnostic of laser focus and plasma temperature". University of Strathclyde. Data(.zip). 10.15129/6805696a-13c1-4c56-a2db-d5eb5a471d33