The worlds most powerful laser is the LFEX laser in Japan. It can produce a 2 petawatt
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The world’s most powerful laser is the LFEX laser in Japan. It can produce a 2 petawatt 12 × 1015 W2 laser pulse that last for 1 ps. The laser is focused onto a small spot that is 30 μm in diameter. What is the light intensity within this spot?
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We can find the light intensity by considering the power energy per unit time and the area i...View the full answer
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