Progress Towards a Highly Efficient, Compact, Scalable THz Pulse Source

THz applications, including strong-field control of matter, nonlinear spectroscopy, and particle acceleration, demand THz pulses with high electric field strengths (>1 MV/cm). To achieve this, not only high energy is essential, but good focusability of the THz beam is also critical. A compact, user-friendly, and robust setup further enhances the feasibility of such applications.

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2025-06-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cleo/europe-eqec65582.2025.11110638
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Terahertz technology and applications
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Progress Towards a Highly Efficient, Compact, Scalable THz Pulse Source

Gergő Krizsán, Gábor Almási, János Hebling, Bálint Jurasits
Terahertz technology and applications
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Progress Towards a Highly Efficient, Compact, Scalable THz Pulse Source

Gergő Krizsán, Gábor Almási, János Hebling, Bálint Jurasits
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Abstract

THz applications, including strong-field control of matter, nonlinear spectroscopy, and particle acceleration, demand THz pulses with high electric field strengths (>1 MV/cm). To achieve this, not only high energy is essential, but good focusability of the THz beam is also critical. A compact, user-friendly, and robust setup further enhances the feasibility of such applications.

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Progress Towards a Highly Efficient, Compact, Scalable THz Pulse Source — Gergő Krizsán, Gábor Almási, et al. · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS