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Dual Ion Species Plasma Expansion from Isotopically Layered Cryogenic Targets by Scott, G G, Carroll, D C, Astbury, S, Clarke, R J, Hernandez-Gomez, C, King, M, Alejo, A, Arteaga, I Y, Dance, R J, Higginson, A, Hook, S, Liao, G, Liu, H, Mirfayzi, S R, Rusby, D R, Selwood, M P, Spindloe, C, Tolley, M K, Wagner, F, Zemaityte, E, Borghesi, M, Kar, S, Li, Y, Roth, M, McKenna, P, Neely, D

“…A dual ion species plasma expansion scheme from a novel target structure is introduced, in which a nanometer-thick layer of pure deuterium exists as a buffer…”
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Study of backward terahertz radiation from intense picosecond laser–solid interactions using a multichannel calorimeter system by Liu, H., Liao, G.-Q., Zhang, Y.-H., Zhu, B.-J., Zhang, Z., Li, Y.-T., Scott, G. G., Rusby, D., Armstrong, C., Zemaityte, E., Bradford, P., Woolsey, N., Huggard, P., McKenna, P., Neely, D.

“…A multichannel calorimeter system is designed and constructed which is capable of delivering single-shot and broad-band spectral measurement of terahertz (THz)…”
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Dual Ion Species Plasma Expansion from Isotopically Layered Cryogenic Targets by Scott, G. G., Carroll, D. C., Astbury, S., Clarke, R. J., Hernandez-Gomez, C., King, M., Alejo, A., Arteaga, I. Y., Dance, R. J., Higginson, A., Hook, S., Liao, G., Liu, H., Mirfayzi, S. R., Rusby, D. R., Selwood, M. P., Spindloe, C., Tolley, M. K., Wagner, F., Zemaityte, E., Borghesi, M., Kar, S., Li, Y., Roth, M., McKenna, P., Neely, D.

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EMP control and characterization on high-power laser systems by Bradford, P., Woolsey, N. C., Scott, G. G., Liao, G., Liu, H., Zhang, Y., Zhu, B., Armstrong, C., Astbury, S., Brenner, C., Brummitt, P., Consoli, F., East, I., Gray, R., Haddock, D., Huggard, P., Jones, P. J. R., Montgomery, E., Musgrave, I., Oliveira, P., Rusby, D. R., Spindloe, C., Summers, B., Zemaityte, E., Zhang, Z., Li, Y., McKenna, P., Neely, D.

“…Giant electromagnetic pulses (EMP) generated during the interaction of high-power lasers with solid targets can seriously degrade electrical measurements and…”
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