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Observation of stimulated Compton scattering from resonant electrons in a laser-produced plasma.

An experimental study of stimulated Compton scattering (SCS) from resonant electrons in a laser-produced plasma is reported. Up to 1.9 kJ of 350-nm laser light was used to irradiate 3-{mu}m-thick CH targets in 1.3 to 3.3-ns pulses at intensities up to 1.3{times}10{sup 15} W/cm{sup 2}. SCS was detected by making time-resolved measurements of the emission near 420 nm. The measurements are compared to the results of theoretical modeling.