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High-energy-density attosecond electron beam production by intense short-pulse laser with a plasma separator
  • Volume 24, Issue 2
  • KEI SAKAI (a1), SHUJI MIYAZAKI (a1), SHIGEO KAWATA (a1), SHOTARO HASUMI (a1) and TAKASHI KIKUCHI (a1)
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