抄録
Radiation reaction is one of the remaining big problems in theoretical physics. When an electron has
high energy, radiation from this electron might become significant. Since this regime involves laser
intensities over 1022 W/cm2, we need to consider it under next generation laser-electron interactions.
Moreover, radiation reaction is considered to represent the electron model in classical physics.
Therefore, research into ultrahigh intense laser-high energy electron interactions has the potential to take
us to the center and essence of physics. However, the Lorentz-Abraham-Dirac theory, which is the
standard model of radiation reaction, has the difficulty of the run-away solution. In this paper, the
history of the research of radiation reaction, our recent studies and the experimental design of this
process will be presented.
