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Relativistic channeling of a linearly polarized laser pulse in overdense plasma File

Hur, Min Sup , Kim, Young-Kuk , Kulagin, Victor V. , Suk, Hyyong

Article Issue Date2012-09 View21
Shaping of Ultraintense Pulse Front from an Overdense Plasma for Generation of a Concave Flying Electron Mirror and X-ray Focusing

Hur, Min Sup , Kim, Young-Kuk , Kulagin, Victor , Suk, Hyyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2011-11-17 View13
Shock ion acceleration by an ultrashort circularly polarized laser pulse via relativistic transparency in an exploded target File

Kim, Young-Kuk , Cho, Myung-Hoon , Song, Hyung Seon , Kang, Teyoun , Park, Hyung Ju , Jung, Moon Youn , Hur, Min Sup

Article Issue Date2015-10 View26
Simulation study of laser-driven ion acceleration File File

Kim, Young-Kuk

Thesis Issue Date2016-08 View21
Speed of Opening a Relativistic Transparent Channel in an Overdense Plasma by a Linearly Polarized Wave

Hur, Min Sup , Kim, Young-Kuk , Kulagin, Victor , Suk, Hyyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2011-11-14 View23
Study of electron trapping by a transversely ellipsoidal bubble in the laser wake-field acceleration File

Cho, Myung-Hoon , Kim, Young-Kuk , Hur, Min Sup

Article Issue Date2013-09 View68
Unstable expansion of plasma foils irradiated by circularly-polarized laser pulses in non-transparent regimes

Kang, Teyoun , Kim, Young-Kuk , Hur, Min Sup

Conference Paper Issue Date2018-11-06 View18
Versatile shaping of a relativistic laser pulse from a nonuniform overdense plasma File

Hur, Min Sup , Kim, Young-Kuk , Kulagin, Victor V. , Nam, Inhyuk , Suk, Hyyong

Article Issue Date2012-07 View21
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