Laser filamentation
has many applications in remote sensing, air lasing, point-to-point
communications and charge conduction. Also of interest are the photochemical
reactions which are initiated by laser filamentation in humid air (RH >70%)
which lead to nucleation and droplet condensation phenomena in warm conditions
and secondary ice crystal growth in cirrus cloud conditions.
I present an overview of recent work and how this can be applied to climate
models and atmospheric detection of particulate pollution and organic molecules
Tuesday 11 September 2018
Friday 23 February 2018
13/03/18: Gediminas Galinis. LCLS experiments
Gediminas will give an overview of the experiments conducted at LCLS in January and February with participation of the members of the consortium.
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