Direct-field electron acceleration with ultrafast radially polarized laser beams: scaling laws and optimization
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Abstract
In the past few years, there has been a growing interest for direct-field electron acceleration with ultra-intense and ultrafast radially polarized laser beams. This particular acceleration scheme offers the possibility of producing highly collimated mono-energetic relativistic attosecond electron pulses from an initial cloud of free electrons that could be produced by ionizing a nanoparticle. In this paper, we describe how electron energy scales with laser power and we explain how the beam waist size and the pulse duration can be optimized for maximal acceleration. The main conclusion of our work is that an electron can effectively reach the high-intensity optical cycles of this particular beam and be optimally accelerated without the necessity of being released by photoionization near the pulse peak.
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