Abstract

In this work, the acceleration of electrons via incidence of a Laguerre–Gaussian laser pulse in a plasma medium with relativistic non-linearity in the presence of a uniform external magnetic field along the direction of propagation has been presented. The moment theory approach has been used to obtain the two non-linear second-order differential equations, which have been further solved numerically to determine the variation in the radial and temporal width of the laser pulse in the plasma medium. The propagation of the laser pulse in the plasma medium excites the electron plasma wave, which acts as a wakefield for electron acceleration. The effect of radial and temporal variation on electron acceleration has also been investigated. Furthermore, the spatio-temporal variation and energy gain have been studied for different Laguerre modes of lasers, their intensities, and plasma densities.

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