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Yoneda Lab
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The lab studies hard X-ray lasers and optical elements for high-power lasers.
AboutAbout the lab
Hard X-ray lasers and optical elements that withstand intense light.
The Yoneda Lab studies hard X-ray lasers and optical elements for high-power lasers.
Prof. Yoneda belongs to the Institute for Laser Science at the University of Electro-Communications.
The lab has published, together with co-authors, papers dealing with hard X-ray pulses.
Key terms
- Hard X-ray laser
- A laser that emits hard X-rays, which are among the higher-energy X-rays and pass easily through matter, as coherent waves.
- Optical element
- A component, such as a lens or mirror, that changes the direction or properties of light.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab works on hard X-ray lasers and optical elements for high-power lasers. The titles of its papers and presentations include hard X-ray lasers using resonators and optical elements that withstand intense light.
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- ProfessorHitoki Yoneda
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