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Bright γ-Ray Beam Source Based on Laser Wakefield Accelerator and Laser Undulator

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Abstract

We demonstrated a γ-ray source with high brightness (2.3×1019 photons/s-mrad2-mm2-0.1% bandwidth) and high photon energy (1.3 MeV) in an all optical setup. Measurements were in excellent agreement with predictions of an inverse Compton scattering model.

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