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November 19, 2025Scientific ReportsOpen Access

Ultra-high-brightness and tuneable attosecond-long electron beams with the laser wake field acceleration

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PTPaolo TomassiniFAFederico AvellaNHNasr A M Hafz

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Overview

Analysis reveals high-energy electron beams reduce length to 340 as, indicating their potential for advanced X-ray applications.

Key Points

  • Attosecond-long electron beams achieved with 2.3 GeV energy and 0.15% projected energy spread, enhancing their utility in advanced applications.
  • The research establishes that electron beams with 6.1 pC charge and 60 nm normalized emittance are viable for next-gen free electron laser technology.
  • Particle-in-cell simulations and analytical results demonstrate the efficacy of using a 200 TW Ti:Sa laser system in these advanced technologies.
  • These unprecedented beam qualities highlight the potential for using electron beams in cutting-edge plasma physics applications.

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Tomassini et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924fed8c0ce034ddc351129https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-24672-7
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