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Welcome at our homepage! The research group of Prof. Pukhov is active at theory and simulations of relativistic laser-plasmas. Our mission is to support cutting-edge experiments at the highest laser intensities available today. We always look for young talented researches to join our group. Please, check our open positions regularly!

You can also visit us at google scholar.

Strong-field QED

Colliding lasers

 

Laser-plasmas are a promising environment to explore quantum electrodynamics. Cascades of electron-positron pairs can be produced by laser-matter and beam-beam collisions. Our research aims to probe the regime of non-perturbative QED that might be reached with the next generation of laser facilities.

 

 

AWAKE collaboration, CERN

 

awake

Proton-driven plasma wakes may provide an option to accelerate leptons (electrons or positrons) to TeV energies in a plasma channel. The international AWAKE collaboration lead by CERN is established to explore this possibility. CERN is the unique place in the world that hosts a multi-TeV proton synchrotron LHC. Thus, a possibility exists to check the theory and simulation predictions in a real experiment!

 

Spin-polarized beams

 spins

Spin polarization is of interested for deep-inelastic scattering experiments to probe the nuclear structure of the proton or even fusion, where the cross section is increased if polarized reactants are utilized. In a collaboration with Forschungszentrum Jülich, we study feasible mechanisms for obtaining highly polarized beams from laser-plasma interactions.

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