The target chamber of a laser fusion reactor will contain small amounts of background gases. As the beam is focused, it ionizes the gas and Raman scattering is induced. Density limits on the background gas are found in order that the laser beam not become appreciably decollimated. It is found that laser bandwidth efficiently decreases the scattering effect.
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