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Efficient laser ion acceleration in near-critical density plasmas in the picosecond pulse regime
Kilojoule-class short-pulse (< 10 ps) lasers are excellent tools for generating relativistic ion beams, but achieving high laser-to-ion conversion efficiency remains an open challenge. Recent experiments show a significant increase in conversion efficiency when leveraging targets with an average pla
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