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Comparison of the uniformity of soft and hard x-ray emissions from gold foils irradiated by OMEGA laser beams

A comparison of the uniformity of the soft and hard x-ray emissions from planar gold foils irradiated by OMEGA laser beams has been performed. A normal-incidence microscope with two multilayer coated mirrors formed 2D images at a wavelength of 48.3 angstroms (257 eV energy). The X5.8 magnified images were recorded by a gated framing camera at various times during the 3 nsec laser pulse. A pinhole camera imaged the x-ray emission in the energy range > 2 keV. On a spatial scale of 10 micrometers , it was found that the soft x-ray images at 257 eV were quite uniform and featureless. In contrast, the hard x-ray images in the energy range > 2 keV were highly nonuniform with numerous features of size 100 - 150 micrometers .