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  1. Particle-in-cell simulations of pulsar magnetospheres: Transition between electrosphere and force-free regimes
  2. Interaction between electrostatic collisionless shocks generates strong magnetic fields
  3. Slowdown of interpenetration of two counterpropagating plasma slabs due to collective effects
  4. Boosting the performance of Brillouin amplification at sub-quarter-critical densities via reduction of parasitic Raman scattering
  5. A robust plasma-based laser amplifier via stimulated Brillouin scattering
  6. Quantum Electrodynamics vacuum polarization solver
  7. Accurately simulating nine-dimensional phase space of relativistic particles in strong fields
  8. Author Correction: Generalized superradiance for producing broadband coherent radiation with transversely modulated arbitrarily diluted bunches
  9. Magnetized current filaments as a source of circularly polarized light
  10. High-order harmonic generation in an electron-positron-ion plasma
  11. A new field solver for modeling of relativistic particle-laser interactions using the particle-in-cell algorithm
  12. Plasma Wakes Driven by Photon Bursts via Compton Scattering
  13. Proton Bunch Self-Modulation in Plasma with Density Gradient
  14. New criteria for efficient Raman and Brillouin amplification of laser beams in plasma
  15. Proton beam defocusing in AWAKE: comparison of simulations and measurements
  16. Compton scattering in particle-in-cell codes
  17. Generalized superradiance for producing broadband coherent radiation with transversely modulated arbitrarily diluted bunches
  18. Dynamic load balancing with enhanced shared-memory parallelism for particle-in-cell codes
  19. Experimental study of wakefields driven by a self-modulating proton bunch in plasma
  20. On numerical errors to the fields surrounding a relativistically moving particle in PIC codes
  21. Interplay between the Weibel instability and the Biermann battery in realistic laser-solid interactions
  22. Anisotropic heating and magnetic field generation due to Raman scattering in laser-plasma interactions
  23. Correction to ‘Proton-driven plasma wakefield acceleration in AWAKE’
  24. On the use of the envelope model for down-ramp injection in laser-plasma accelerators
  25. Wakefields in a cluster plasma
  26. Eupraxia, A Step Toward A Plasma-Wakefield Based Accelerator With High Beam Quality
  27. Status of the Horizon 2020 EuPRAXIA conceptual design study
  28. Proton-driven plasma wakefield acceleration in AWAKE
  29. Are we ready to transfer optical light to gamma-rays?
  30. Mechanisms for the mitigation of the hose instability in plasma-wakefield accelerators
  31. Petascale particle-in-cell simulations of kinetic effects in inertial fusion energy plasmas
  32. Bright γ rays source and nonlinear Breit-Wheeler pairs in the collision of high density particle beams
  33. Experimental Observation of Plasma Wakefield Growth Driven by the Seeded Self-Modulation of a Proton Bunch
  34. Experimental Observation of Proton Bunch Modulation in a Plasma at Varying Plasma Densities
  35. Bright Gamma-Ray Flares Powered by Magnetic Reconnection in QED-strength Magnetic Fields
  36. EuPRAXIA – a compact, cost-efficient particle and radiation source
  37. Acceleration of electrons in the plasma wakefield of a proton bunch
  38. Fully Kinetic Large-scale Simulations of the Collisionless Magnetorotational Instability
  39. Ion-channel laser growth rate and beam quality requirements
  40. Advantages to a diverging Raman amplifier
  41. Conditions for the onset of the current filamentation instability in the laboratory
  42. Ion acceleration in electrostatic collisionless shock: on the optimal density profile for quasi-monoenergetic beams
  43. Extremely intense laser-based electron acceleration in a plasma channel
  44. AWAKE readiness for the study of the seeded self-modulation of a 400 GeV proton bunch
  45. Horizon 2020 EuPRAXIA design study
  46. Robustness of raman plasma amplifiers and their potential for attosecond pulse generation
  47. Controlling the numerical Cerenkov instability in PIC simulations using a customized finite difference Maxwell solver and a local FFT based current correction
  48. Mitigation of the Hose Instability in Plasma-Wakefield Accelerators
  49. Seeded QED cascades in counterpropagating laser pulses
  50. Formation of collisionless shocks in magnetized plasma interaction with kinetic-scale obstacles
  51. An examination of the scaling laws for LWFA in the self-guided nonlinear blowout regime
  52. High Orbital Angular Momentum Harmonic Generation
  53. Electron–positron cascades in multiple-laser optical traps
  54. 3D PIC SIMULATIONS OF COLLISIONLESS SHOCKS AT LUNAR MAGNETIC ANOMALIES AND THEIR ROLE IN FORMING LUNAR SWIRLS
  55. AWAKE, The Advanced Proton Driven Plasma Wakefield Acceleration Experiment at CERN
  56. Path to AWAKE: Evolution of the concept
  57. Optimizing laser-driven proton acceleration from overdense targets
  58. Quantum radiation reaction in head-on laser-electron beam interaction
  59. Classical radiation reaction in particle-in-cell simulations
  60. Enabling Lorentz boosted frame particle-in-cell simulations of laser wakefield acceleration in quasi-3D geometry
  61. Laser absorption via quantum electrodynamics cascades in counter propagating laser pulses
  62. The generation of magnetic fields by the Biermann battery and the interplay with the Weibel instability
  63. AWAKE: A Proton-Driven Plasma Wakefield Acceleration Experiment at CERN
  64. Amplification and generation of ultra-intense twisted laser pulses via stimulated Raman scattering
  65. Modeling of laser wakefield acceleration in Lorentz boosted frame using a Quasi-3D OSIRIS algorithm
  66. Positron plasma wakefield acceleration in a self-driven hollow channel
  67. QED vs. classical radiation reaction in the transition regime
  68. Raman scattering for intense high orbital angular momentum harmonic generation
  69. Mitigation of numerical Cerenkov radiation and instability using a hybrid finite difference-FFT Maxwell solver and a local charge conserving current deposit
  70. Modelling radiation emission in the transition from the classical to the quantum regime
  71. Slow down of a globally neutral relativistice−e+beam shearing the vacuum
  72. Physics of collisionless shocks: theory and simulation
  73. Transverse electron-scale instability in relativistic shear flows
  74. Elimination of the numerical Cerenkov instability for spectral EM-PIC codes
  75. Particle merging algorithm for PIC codes
  76. Spatial-temporal evolution of the current filamentation instability
  77. SHOCK FORMATION IN ELECTRON–ION PLASMAS: MECHANISM AND TIMING
  78. Implementation of a hybrid particle code with a PIC description in r–z and a gridless description in ϕ into OSIRIS
  79. Electron trapping and acceleration by the plasma wakefield of a self-modulating proton beam
  80. All-Optical Radiation Reaction at1021  W/cm2
  81. Electromagnetic Field Generation in the Downstream of Electrostatic Shocks Due to Electron Trapping
  82. Demonstration of laser pulse amplification by stimulated Brillouin scattering
  83. SEP ACCELERATION IN CME DRIVEN SHOCKS USING A HYBRID CODE
  84. Proton-driven plasma wakefield acceleration: a path to the future of high-energy particle physics
  85. Modeling of laser wakefield acceleration in Lorentz boosted frame using EM-PIC code with spectral solver
  86. Enhanced stopping of macro-particles in particle-in-cell simulations
  87. Ion motion in the wake driven by long particle bunches in plasmas
  88. Magnetic-Field Generation and Amplification in an Expanding Plasma
  89. Electron-scale shear instabilities: magnetic field generation and particle acceleration in astrophysical jets
  90. Exploring the nature of collisionless shocks under laboratory conditions
  91. Exploiting multi-scale parallelism for large scale numerical modelling of laser wakefield accelerators
  92. Theory of multidimensional electron-scale instabilities in unmagnetized shear flows
  93. Numerical instability due to relativistic plasma drift in EM-PIC simulations
  94. dc-Magnetic-Field Generation in Unmagnetized Shear Flows
  95. Theoretical studies of collisionless shocks for laser-acceleration of ions
  96. Ion acceleration from laser-driven electrostatic shocks
  97. Kinetics of Particles in Relativistic Collisionless Shocks
  98. 3D simulations of pre-ionized and two-stage ionization injected laser wakefield accelerators
  99. Modeling of laser wakefield acceleration in the Lorentz boosted frame using OSIRIS and UPIC framework
  100. Magnetically assisted self-injection and radiation generation for plasma-based acceleration
  101. Laser-Driven Shock Acceleration of Monoenergetic Ion Beams
  102. The impact of kinetic effects on the properties of relativistic electron–positron shocks
  103. Ion Motion in Self-Modulated Plasma Wakefield Accelerators
  104. ACCELERATION IN PERPENDICULAR RELATIVISTIC SHOCKS FOR PLASMAS CONSISTING OF LEPTONS AND HADRONS
  105. Weibel-Instability-Mediated Collisionless Shocks in the Laboratory with Ultraintense Lasers
  106. Effect of the frequency chirp on laser wakefield acceleration
  107. A proposed demonstration of an experiment of proton-driven plasma wakefield acceleration based on CERN SPS
  108. Characterization of transverse beam emittance of electrons from a laser-plasma wakefield accelerator in the bubble regime using betatron x-ray radiation
  109. LARGE-SCALE MAGNETIC FIELD GENERATION VIA THE KINETIC KELVIN-HELMHOLTZ INSTABILITY IN UNMAGNETIZED SCENARIOS
  110. Collisionless shocks in laser-produced plasma generate monoenergetic high-energy proton beams
  111. Numerical Simulation of Plasma-Based Raman Amplification of Laser Pulses to Petawatt Powers
  112. Three-Dimensional Simulations of Laser–Plasma Interactions at Ultrahigh Intensities
  113. X-Ray Modeling in Laser-Wakefield Accelerators
  114. An experimental study of an efficient supercapacitor stacking scheme to power mobile phones
  115. Efficient supercapacitor energy usage in mobile phones
  116. Production of Picosecond, Kilojoule, and Petawatt Laser Pulses via Raman Amplification of Nanosecond Pulses
  117. Studying ignition schemes on European laser facilities
  118. Mechanism of generating fast electrons by an intense laser at a steep overdense interface
  119. Magnetic Control of Particle Injection in Plasma Based Accelerators
  120. Efficient modeling of laser–plasma interactions in high energy density scenarios
  121. PIC Codes in New Processors: A Full Relativistic PIC Code in CUDA-Enabled Hardware With Direct Visualization
  122. Study of near-GeV acceleration of electrons in a non-linear plasma wave driven by a self-guided laser pulse
  123. All-Optical Steering of Laser-Wakefield-Accelerated Electron Beams
  124. Bright spatially coherent synchrotron X-rays from a table-top source
  125. Simulations of efficient Raman amplification into the multipetawatt regime
  126. Self-Guided Laser Wakefield Acceleration beyond 1 GeV Using Ionization-Induced Injection
  127. Special Issue on the Numerical Simulation of Plasmas
  128. Relativistic effects on the collisionless–collisional transition of the filamentation instability in fast ignition
  129. Modeling laser wakefield accelerator experiments with ultrafast particle-in-cell simulations in boosted frames
  130. Numerical simulations of laser wakefield accelerators in optimal Lorentz frames
  131. Electron trapping and acceleration on a downward density ramp: a two-stage approach
  132. Exploring laser-wakefield-accelerator regimes for near-term lasers using particle-in-cell simulation in Lorentz-boosted frames
  133. THE NONLINEAR SATURATION OF THE NON-RESONANT KINETICALLY DRIVEN STREAMING INSTABILITY
  134. Exploring the future of laser-plasma acceleration with massively parallel simulations in OSIRIS
  135. Radiation in 1.5 GeV and 12 GeV Laser Wakefield Acceleration Stages from PIC Simulations
  136. Measurements of the Critical Power for Self-Injection of Electrons in a Laser Wakefield Accelerator
  137. Publisher’s Note: Near-GeV Acceleration of Electrons by a Nonlinear Plasma Wave Driven by a Self-Guided Laser Pulse [Phys. Rev. Lett.103, 035002 (2009)]
  138. Near-GeV Acceleration of Electrons by a Nonlinear Plasma Wave Driven by a Self-Guided Laser Pulse
  139. Recent results and future challenges for large scale particle-in-cell simulations of plasma-based accelerator concepts
  140. Simulating relativistic beam and plasma systems using an optimal boosted frame
  141. Radiation post-processing in PIC codes
  142. Short-wavelength magnetic structures from the plasma magnetic mode and their applications
  143. Towards a compact 0.1-10 MeV broadband betatron photon source
  144. A simulation study of fast ignition with ultrahigh intensity lasers
  145. Beam loading by electrons in nonlinear plasma wakes
  146. ION DYNAMICS AND ACCELERATION IN RELATIVISTIC SHOCKS
  147. Laser electron acceleration with 10 PW lasers
  148. Benchmarking the codes VORPAL, OSIRIS, and QuickPIC with Laser Wakefield Acceleration Simulations
  149. Numerical simulations of LWFA for the next generation of laser systems
  150. Streaming the Boris Pusher: a CUDA implementation
  151. Expansion of nanoplasmas and laser-driven nuclear fusion in single exploding clusters
  152. One-to-one direct modeling of experiments and astrophysical scenarios: pushing the envelope on kinetic plasma simulations
  153. The interaction of a flowing plasma with a dipole magnetic field: measurements and modelling of a diamagnetic cavity relevant to spacecraft protection
  154. Beam Loading in the Nonlinear Regime of Plasma-Based Acceleration
  155. Direct Acceleration of Ions With Variable-Frequency Lasers
  156. Expansion of a Plasma Cloud Into the Solar Wind
  157. Laser and Plasma Accelerators Workshop 2007
  158. One-to-One Full-Scale Simulations of Laser-Wakefield Acceleration Using QuickPIC
  159. Three-Dimensional Structure of the Laser Wakefield Accelerator in the Blowout Regime
  160. Computational studies and optimization of wakefield accelerators
  161. Particle-in-cell simulations for fast ignition
  162. Hybrid simulations of mini-magnetospheres in the laboratory
  163. Direct observation of betatron oscillations in a laser-plasma electron accelerator
  164. Expansion of nanoplasmas and laser-driven nuclear fusion in single exploding clusters
  165. Generating multi-GeV electron bunches using single stage laser wakefield acceleration in a 3D nonlinear regime
  166. Stability of arbitrary electron velocity distribution functions to electromagnetic modes
  167. Dynamics and control of the expansion of finite-size plasmas produced in ultraintense laser-matter interactions
  168. dHybrid: A massively parallel code for hybrid simulations of space plasmas
  169. SHEET CROSSING AND WAVE BREAKING IN THE LASER WAKEFIELD ACCELERATOR
  170. Designing LWFA in the blowout regime
  171. The physical picture of beam loading in the blowout regime
  172. Erratum: “Evidence of photon acceleration by laser wake fields” [Phys. Plasmas 13, 033108 (2006)]
  173. Controlled shock shells and intracluster fusion reactions in the explosion of large clusters
  174. A global simulation for laser-driven MeV electrons in 50-μm-diameter fast ignition targets
  175. Simulation of monoenergetic electron generation via laser wakefield accelerators for 5–25TW lasers
  176. Space-Charge Effects in the Current-Filamentation or Weibel Instability
  177. Evidence of photon acceleration by laser wake fields
  178. Very High Mach-Number Electrostatic Shocks in Collisionless Plasmas
  179. Hose Instability and Wake Generation by an Intense Electron Beam in a Self-Ionized Gas
  180. Creation and expansion of a magnetized plasma bubble for plasma propulsion
  181. Physical problems of artificial magnetospheric propulsion
  182. Three-dimensional wakes driven by intense relativistic beams in gas targets
  183. Dynamics and Control of Shock Shells in the Coulomb Explosion of Very Large Deuterium Clusters
  184. Long-Time Evolution of Magnetic Fields in Relativistic Gamma-Ray Burst Shocks
  185. Ion acceleration from the shock front induced by hole boring in ultraintense laser-plasma interactions
  186. Global Simulation for Laser-Driven MeV Electrons in Fast Ignition
  187. Near-GeV-Energy Laser-Wakefield Acceleration of Self-Injected Electrons in a Centimeter-Scale Plasma Channel
  188. Proton Shock Acceleration in Laser-Plasma Interactions
  189. Pulse Compression and Frequency Up-Shift with Nonlinear\ Plasma Waves
  190. Plasma wakefield acceleration in self-ionized gas or plasmas
  191. Plasma channels produced by a laser-triggered high-voltage discharge
  192. Interpenetrating Plasma Shells: Near-Equipartition Magnetic Field Generation and Nonthermal Particle Acceleration
  193. Three-dimensional Weibel instability in astrophysical scenarios
  194. On the role of the purely transverse Weibel instability in fast ignitor scenarios
  195. On the mutual interaction between laser beams in plasmas
  196. Three-dimensional particle-in-cell simulations of the Weibel instability in electron-positron plasmas
  197. OSIRIS: A Three-Dimensional, Fully Relativistic Particle in Cell Code for Modeling Plasma Based Accelerators
  198. Collective refraction of a beam of electrons at a plasma-gas interface
  199. Refraction of a particle beam
  200. High-energy ions produced from cluster explosions
  201. Interaction of ultrashort high-intensity laser pulses with atomic clusters
  202. MeV Ions Generated via Coulombic Explosions of Atomic Clusters
  203. Mutual Attraction of Laser Beams in Plasmas: Braided Light
  204. Three-dimensional characterization of high-density non-cylindrical pulsed gas jets