抄録
High-energy-density plasmas generated by intense-laser pulses allow the control of light, through
processes such as reflection, focusing, amplification and frequency conversion. Many of these
applications have been recently demonstrated. These plasma-based optical devices are compact,
functional and do not suffer from conventional optical damage. The present status, remaining issues, and
future perspectives of these so-called plasma-photonic devices for high-fi eld science and high-energydensity
science will be discussed.
