Proof of principle electrons laser acceleration experiments, carried out by several groups, have demonstrated accelerating gradients larger than 200 MeV/m. However, the adopted configurations (free space coupled gratings, dual pillar, phase reset devices) cannot be easily scaled in length, because they require a transversely incident laser light, impinging laterally along the whole interaction dielectric structure. In this paper, extended interaction structures with collinear propagation of the accelerating electromagnetic field and the particles to be accelerated are described: both 2D and 3D photonic-crystals-based structures and slot hollow-core waveguides are compared in terms of accelerating gradient and characteristic interaction impedance, a fundamental quality parameter for Dielectric Laser Accelerators (DLAs).

Copropagating schemes for dielectric laser accelerators

Sorbello G.;
2023-01-01

Abstract

Proof of principle electrons laser acceleration experiments, carried out by several groups, have demonstrated accelerating gradients larger than 200 MeV/m. However, the adopted configurations (free space coupled gratings, dual pillar, phase reset devices) cannot be easily scaled in length, because they require a transversely incident laser light, impinging laterally along the whole interaction dielectric structure. In this paper, extended interaction structures with collinear propagation of the accelerating electromagnetic field and the particles to be accelerated are described: both 2D and 3D photonic-crystals-based structures and slot hollow-core waveguides are compared in terms of accelerating gradient and characteristic interaction impedance, a fundamental quality parameter for Dielectric Laser Accelerators (DLAs).
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