By Sandro De Silvestri, Mauro Nisoli, Giuseppe Sansone, Salvatore Stagira, Caterina Vozzi (auth.), Thomas Brabec (eds.)
Since the discovery of the laser within the Nineteen Sixties, humans have strived to arrive greater intensities and shorter pulse periods. excessive intensities and ultrashort pulse intervals are in detail similar. contemporary advancements have proven that prime depth lasers additionally open the best way to discover pulses with the shortest periods up to now, giving start to the sector of attosecond technological know-how (1 asec = 10-18s). This publication is ready high-intensity lasers and their purposes. The objective is to offer an up-to-the-minute creation to the expertise in the back of those laser platforms and to the large variety of excessive laser functions. those purposes contain AMO (atomic molecular and optical) physics, x-ray technology, attosecond technological know-how, plasma physics and particle acceleration, condensed subject technology and laser micromachining, and eventually even high-energy physics.
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