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  "abstract": "A comprehensive (start-to-end) simulation was performed regarding the formation of a front-tilted laser pulse and the subsequent acceleration of non-relativistic electrons moving along a reflective grating structure. The laser pulse tilt was formed using another diffraction grating -- either reflective or transmissive. The pulse had a spectral range (FWHM) of 803--863 nm and an initial duration of approximately 17 fs. Acceleration under normal laser pulse incidence was also calculated for comparison. Research results indicate that the use of a femtosecond laser pulse with a front, tilted by means of a reflective diffraction grating, significantly enhances the efficiency of laser acceleration of non-relativistic electrons compared to the case of a pulse at normal incidence. Furthermore, it was found that using a transmissive diffraction grating to shape the tilted pulse front also increases acceleration efficiency relative to normal incidence on the accelerating grating, although the acceleration rate is lower than when a reflective diffraction grating is used.",
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  "title": "Start-to-end simulations of non-relativistic electron acceleration along reflective grating structure by front-tilted laser pulse",
  "title_text": "Start-to-end simulations of non-relativistic electron acceleration along reflective grating structure by front-tilted laser pulse",
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