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Laser-accelerated beams of Mega-electron volt protons have been produced at the Los Alamos Trident laser facility and used for high-resolution point-projection proton radiography of Au grids. The effective proton source size affords an inherent resolution of 2–3 μm in the object plane. The proton beam is characterized by ion time-of-flight Faraday cup measurements and nuclear particle track detectors. Laser-driven proton radiography appears promising as a valuable research tool for probing plasmas or modest density objects.
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