Phys. Rev. Lett. 19, 10–12 (1967)Observation of Plasma Ion Oscillations in a Laser-Produced PlasmaReceived 14 April 1967; published in the issue dated 3 July 1967 Experiments with 6943-Å light scattered from a high-density carbon plasma have resulted in the spectroscopic observation of ion wings produced by plasma ion oscillations. For an energy density of 200 J/cm2 and a pulse half-width of 90 nsec, the maximum separation of the ion wings was found to be 0.9 Å. This corresponds to a plasma electron temperature of more than 25 eV and a density of 1019 electrons/cm3. © 1967 The American Physical Society URL:
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