2020 roadmap on plasma accelerators

Author:

Albert Félicie,Couprie M E,Debus AlexanderORCID,Downer Mike C,Faure JérômeORCID,Flacco Alessandro,Gizzi Leonida A,Grismayer Thomas,Huebl AxelORCID,Joshi ChanORCID,Labat M,Leemans Wim P,Maier Andreas R,Mangles Stuart P D,Mason Paul,Mathieu François,Muggli PatricORCID,Nishiuchi Mamiko,Osterhoff Jens,Rajeev P P,Schramm UlrichORCID,Schreiber Jörg,Thomas Alec G RORCID,Vay Jean-Luc,Vranic MarijaORCID,Zeil Karl

Abstract

Abstract Plasma-based accelerators use the strong electromagnetic fields that can be supported by plasmas to accelerate charged particles to high energies. Accelerating field structures in plasma can be generated by powerful laser pulses or charged particle beams. This research field has recently transitioned from involving a few small-scale efforts to the development of national and international networks of scientists supported by substantial investment in large-scale research infrastructure. In this New Journal of Physics 2020 Plasma Accelerator Roadmap, perspectives from experts in this field provide a summary overview of the field and insights into the research needs and developments for an international audience of scientists, including graduate students and researchers entering the field.

Funder

Air Force Office of Scientific Research

BMBF

Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft

DOE

EuPRAXIA design study

European Research Council

European Research Council COXINEL

Exascale Computing Project

Foundation de la Cooperation Scientifique

Horizon 2020 Funding Under European Research Council

JST-Mirai Program

JST PRESTO

Kakenhi Grant

NSF

Portuguese Science Foundation

QST President’s Strategic Grant

QST President’s Strategic Grant Creative Research

Science and Technology Facilities Council

U.S. Department of Energy

U.S. DOE

U.S. DOE Early Career Research Program

U.S. National Science Foundation

U.S. NSF

U.S.S Department of Energy by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

US Dept. of Energy grant

US National Science Foundation

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

General Physics and Astronomy

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