Geometry effects on energy selective focusing of laser-driven protons with open and closed hemisphere-cone targets
M.S. King(University of Strathclyde), P. McKenna(University of Strathclyde), R. J. Gray(University of Strathclyde), J. B. Ohland(GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research), S. F. Pitt(AWE Nuclear Security Technologies), C. Spindloe(Science and Technology Facilities Council), A. Higginson(University of Strathclyde), C. Danson(Atomic Weapons Establishment), C. McGuffey(General Atomics (United States)), G. Schaumann(Technische Universität Darmstadt), R. Wilson(University of Strathclyde), M. Roth(Technical University of Darmstadt), F. N. Beg(University of California San Diego), M. P. Hill, S. Galès(Université Paris-Sud), D. Neely(Rutherford Appleton Laboratory), Tom Hodge(Flow Pharma (United States)), M. S. Wei(General Atomics (United States))
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