The Energetics of Particle Acceleration Using High Intensity Lasers
Adrian C. Melissinos
Abstract
We point out that even the most intense laser beams available today can provide only a very small fraction of the beam energy required to reach the design luminosity for a future e+e- linear collider. This fact seems to have been overlooked in the extensive literature on laser acceleration of charged particles.
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