LaserPlasmaExperimenten
Laser plasma experiments involve the interaction of high-intensity laser beams with matter, typically gases or solid targets. When a sufficiently powerful laser pulse strikes a material, it can rapidly heat and ionize it, creating a state of matter known as plasma. This plasma is an electrically conductive medium composed of ions and free electrons.
The primary goal of laser plasma experiments is to study the fundamental physics of these extreme states
Applications of laser plasma research include inertial confinement fusion, where lasers are used to compress and