[PDF] Top 20 Modelling the effects of the radiation reaction force on the interaction of thin foils with ultra-intense laser fields

... the laser reflects off its front surface can accelerate the target ions to high energies in quasi-monoenergetic ...the laser frequency) and is greatly reduced if the target undergoes relativistic self ... See full document

... the laser reflects off its front surface can accelerate the target ions to high energies in quasi-monoenergetic ...the laser frequency) and is greatly reduced if the target undergoes relativistic self ... See full document

... the effects of the radiation reaction force on radiation pressure acceleration is ...that radiation reaction causes a decrease in the target velocity during the ... See full document

... the radiation it produces remains unclear, despite investigations stretching back more than a ...the radiation reaction force is in general a negligible correction to the Lorentz force ... See full document

... As there was no additional data to be gained from further measurements of the time variation, the H :H° ratios were measured over the energy range from 20 to 80 KeV on single clean foils. The measurements of the ... See full document

... high-intensity laser matter interactions in the quantum regime, we model photon emission as a succes- sion of incoherent one-photon events [17,25 – ...higher-order effects is clearly beyond the scope of the ... See full document

... quantum effects can no longer be considered to be weak, and it is unclear whether the quasi- classical theory is at all applicable or if a fully-quantum treatment is necessary [18, ...Lorentz force, and at ... See full document

... ultrashort intense laser interaction with a thin solid target with moderate laser intensity such as 10 17 W/cm 2 ...the laser interaction transmit through the ... See full document

... high laser intensities, the rapid heating to relativistic velocities and resulting decompression of plasma electrons in an ultra-thin target foil can result in the target becoming relativistically ... See full document

... The resulting target heating and front surface plasma expansion profiles at given simulation times are shown in Figure 3. The ASE-only simulations (Figures 3(a) and 3(c)) show that the primary effect of the ASE pedestal ... See full document

... broadening of the energy spectrum [6]. We notice that in [16] an infinite growth rate is predicted when the perturbation wavenumber in the foil equals the laser wavenumber. This is due to the assumption of space ... See full document

... the laser light can leak through the target and no longer efficiently accelerates the ...the radiation pressure, and the carbon layer stops from being accelerated, leaving the proton layer ...the ... See full document

... building ultra-thin ...the laser powers were set to be constant, 30 and 33 W ...the laser scanning speed, the line width and line depth would be ... See full document

... the laser fi eld the effective length (the dressing effect of the laser ‘ reshape ’ the con fi nement potential by enlarging the QR) of the con fi nement potential (for low lying states) along the laser ... See full document

... the laser pulse must be much more intense for the interaction to produce the same number of high-energy ...emitted radiation in a laser- electron beam experiment can then done by ... See full document

... Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 depicts the relation between real and imaginary parts of dielectric constant of CdO thin films before and after irradiated by laser. The same trend was noticed for both real and imaginary ... See full document

... and laser annealed ITO thin films at different ...the laser energy ...Nd:YAG laser radiation was directed onto the surface of the as-deposited ITO ...the laser-treated samples ... See full document

... 1n order to see whether the observed temperature excess is consistent with a downflow decreasing with height, we shall suppose that we have a prescribed steady downflow, decreasing with [r] ... See full document

... the thin film stacked photovoltaic cell manufactured in case study two. Laser processing was used to scribe the TCO and FSO ...under laser cleaning” by Abdelrazek et al ... See full document

... with thin 1 ␮ m alu- minum tampers, 100 eV average bulk temperature, and peak temperature of 1300 eV at solid density can be ...␣ radiation, and bulk temperature inferred from a collisional radiative ...of ... See full document