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laser wakefield acceleratorsPhys Org
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Optical-based technique could help engineers develop more powerful electron accelerators for fundamental studies of quantum and particle physics.
Laser wakefield accelerators can apply 1000 times more energy per meter, allowing a vastly more compact design able to fit into a large room.
The technique relies on a phenomenon that occurs during laser wakefield acceleration known as "betatron X-ray radiation".
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