We report on amplification of 100 fsec laser pulses to 250 mJ using flashlamp-pumped, dye converted Ti:Sapphire. The resulting 5 Hz beam is focused to irradiances in excess of 5 {times} 10{sup 18} W/cm{sup 2}.
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We report on amplification of 100 fsec laser pulses to 250 mJ using flashlamp-pumped, dye converted Ti:Sapphire. The resulting 5 Hz beam is focused to irradiances in excess of 5 {times} 10{sup 18} W/cm{sup 2}.
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White, W. E.; Reitize, D. H.; Price, D. F.; Shepherd, R. L.; Bonlie, J. D.; Hunter, J. R. et al.Multi-terrawatt, 100 fsec laser system using flashlamp-pumped, dye- converted Ti:Sapphire as an amplifier,
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