Explore the fascinating world of relativistic optics and laser-driven particle accelerators in this 92-minute seminar presented by Professor Howard Milchberg for the American Physical Society's Senior Physicists Group (APS SPG). Delve into cutting-edge physics concepts that bridge the gap between high-powered lasers and particle acceleration, examining how relativistic effects influence optical phenomena and their applications in modern accelerator technology. Learn about the latest developments in this rapidly evolving field from an expert perspective, gaining insights into the fundamental principles and practical implementations of laser-driven particle acceleration systems.
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APS SPG Seminar: Relativistic optics and laser-driven particle accelerators
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APS Physics
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