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Plasma Channel Formation Through Laser Resonance Saturation
We have developed a computer code that models the three dimensional nature of a sodium plasma created by laser resonance saturation. This was accomplished by taking account of the temporal and spatial distortion suffered by the laser pulse as it propagates through a nonuniform sodium atom distributi
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