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Electron acceleration by a radially-polarized laser pulse in a plasma micro-channel: erratum

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Abstract

Three of the headings of Table 1, which have been switched by mistake in our paper, are corrected here. The rest of the paper, including all results and conclusions, remain intact.

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Three of the column headings of Table 1 in our recent publication [1] have been switched by mistake. Headings of the last three columns should be Δ/p [%], Qe [pC] and η [%], respectively. The corrections are now introduced in Table 1 below. In the original paper nothing was incorrectly calculated and our conclusions remain the same.

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Table 1. Electron acceleration by mJ laser fields. Results from this work and recent studies, and the parameters used, are given. Here, L is the laser pulse energy, P0 = L/τp the paraxial beam power, τp the pulse duration, w0 the waist radius at focus, p the peak electron energy, Δ/p the energy spread, Qe the total charge, and η = (Qe/e)(p/L) measures acceleration efficiency.

References

1. M. Wen, Y. I. Salamin, and C. H. Keitel, “Electron acceleration by a radially-polarized laser pulse in a plasma micro-channel,” Opt. Express 27, 557–566 (2019). [CrossRef]   [PubMed]  

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Table 1 Electron acceleration by mJ laser fields. Results from this work and recent studies, and the parameters used, are given. Here, L is the laser pulse energy, P0 = L/τp the paraxial beam power, τp the pulse duration, w0 the waist radius at focus, p the peak electron energy, Δ/p the energy spread, Qe the total charge, and η = (Qe/e)(p/L) measures acceleration efficiency.

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