| 1 | Fabrication of micrometre-sized periodic gratings in free-standing metallic foils for laser-plasma experiments显示文摘Engineered targets are expected to play a key role in future high-power laser experiments calling for joined, extensive knowledge in materials properties, engineering techniques and plasma physics. In this work, we propose a novel patterning procedure of self-supported 10 μm thick Au and Cu foils for obtaining micrometre-sized periodic gratings as targets for high-power laser applications. Accessible techniques were considered, by using cold rolling, electronbeam lithography and the Ar-ion milling process. The developed patterning procedure allows efficient control of the grating and foil surface on large area. Targets consisting of patterned regions of 450 μm × 450 μm, with 2 μm periodic gratings, were prepared on 25 mm × 25 mm Au and Cu free-standing foils, and preliminary investigations of the microtargets interacting with an ultrashort, relativistic laser pulse were performed. These test experiments demonstrated that,in certain conditions, the micro-gratings show enhanced laser energy absorption and higher efficiency in accelerating charge particle beams compared with planar thin foils of similar thickness. | C.C.Gheorghiu M.Cerchez E.Aktan R.Prasad F.Yilmaz N.Yilmaz D.Popa O.Willi V.Leca | 2022 | High Power Laser Science and Engineering2022，10，1： | 0 |
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