Abstract
A scheme is proposed for quasimonoenergic collimated GeV electrons generated during ionization of nitrogen by a chirped intense laser pulse. The electrons accelerated by a laser pulse without a frequency chirp are known for poor-quality beams. If a suitable frequency chirp is introduced, then the energy of the electrons increases significantly. It is shown that quasimonoenergic collimated GeV electrons can be produced using a right choice of laser spot size, frequency chirp, and pulse duration.
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