High-repetition-rate, all-reflective optical guiding and electron acceleration in helium using an off-axis axicon

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Autores principales: Šišma, Jiří, Nevrkla, Michal, Vitha, Filip, Lorenz, Sebastian, Zymak, Illia, Špádová, Alžběta, Kollárová, Andrea, Jech, Matěj, Jančárek, Alexandr, Peceli, Davorin, Lazzarini, Carlo M., Goncalves, Leonardo V. N., Grittani, Gabriele M., Bulanov, Sergei V., Shrock, Jaron E., Rockafellow, Ela, Sloss, Ari J., Miao, Bo, Hancock, Scott W., Milchberg, Howard M.
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author Šišma, Jiří
Nevrkla, Michal
Vitha, Filip
Lorenz, Sebastian
Zymak, Illia
Špádová, Alžběta
Kollárová, Andrea
Jech, Matěj
Jančárek, Alexandr
Peceli, Davorin
Lazzarini, Carlo M.
Goncalves, Leonardo V. N.
Grittani, Gabriele M.
Bulanov, Sergei V.
Shrock, Jaron E.
Rockafellow, Ela
Sloss, Ari J.
Miao, Bo
Hancock, Scott W.
Milchberg, Howard M.
author_facet Šišma, Jiří
Nevrkla, Michal
Vitha, Filip
Lorenz, Sebastian
Zymak, Illia
Špádová, Alžběta
Kollárová, Andrea
Jech, Matěj
Jančárek, Alexandr
Peceli, Davorin
Lazzarini, Carlo M.
Goncalves, Leonardo V. N.
Grittani, Gabriele M.
Bulanov, Sergei V.
Shrock, Jaron E.
Rockafellow, Ela
Sloss, Ari J.
Miao, Bo
Hancock, Scott W.
Milchberg, Howard M.
contents We present recent results on high-power guiding and laser wakefield acceleration (LWFA) in the ELBA beamline at ELI Beamlines, using the L3-HAPLS laser system (13 J, 30 fs, 0.2 Hz). By employing self-waveguiding in a 20 cm plasma channel in helium, we achieved stable acceleration of electron beams to energies approaching 5 GeV. A novel all-reflective optical setup, including an off-axis reflective axicon, enabled efficient acceleration at 0.2 Hz and guiding at repetition rates up to 3.3 Hz. This compact single laser, single compressor implementation of plasma channels for electron acceleration stabilizes electron pointing and enhances energy gain without requiring modifications to the laser system, paving the way for broader adoption of the technology across user facilities.
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spellingShingle High-repetition-rate, all-reflective optical guiding and electron acceleration in helium using an off-axis axicon
Šišma, Jiří
Nevrkla, Michal
Vitha, Filip
Lorenz, Sebastian
Zymak, Illia
Špádová, Alžběta
Kollárová, Andrea
Jech, Matěj
Jančárek, Alexandr
Peceli, Davorin
Lazzarini, Carlo M.
Goncalves, Leonardo V. N.
Grittani, Gabriele M.
Bulanov, Sergei V.
Shrock, Jaron E.
Rockafellow, Ela
Sloss, Ari J.
Miao, Bo
Hancock, Scott W.
Milchberg, Howard M.
Accelerator Physics
Plasma Physics
We present recent results on high-power guiding and laser wakefield acceleration (LWFA) in the ELBA beamline at ELI Beamlines, using the L3-HAPLS laser system (13 J, 30 fs, 0.2 Hz). By employing self-waveguiding in a 20 cm plasma channel in helium, we achieved stable acceleration of electron beams to energies approaching 5 GeV. A novel all-reflective optical setup, including an off-axis reflective axicon, enabled efficient acceleration at 0.2 Hz and guiding at repetition rates up to 3.3 Hz. This compact single laser, single compressor implementation of plasma channels for electron acceleration stabilizes electron pointing and enhances energy gain without requiring modifications to the laser system, paving the way for broader adoption of the technology across user facilities.
title High-repetition-rate, all-reflective optical guiding and electron acceleration in helium using an off-axis axicon
topic Accelerator Physics
Plasma Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.04788