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Relativistic laser nano-plasmonics for effective fast particle production

A Andreev, K Platonov, J Braenzel, A Lübcke, S Das, H Messaoudi, R Grunwald, C Gray, E McGlynn, M Schnürer2016年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

We have studied particle acceleration in different nanostructured targets irradiated by high intensity laser pulses of high contrast. We find that the maximum energy of emitted particles and their directionality is significantly enhanced in the case of nanostructured targets with respect to plane targets. We have studied theoretically in detail the generation and propagation of fast electrons in nanowire targets. Such targets exhibit an extraordinary high conversion efficiency of laser energy into electron kinetic energy. We observe guiding of electron bunches along the wires. Results from theory and simulation compare reasonably well with the experimental data.

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我々は、高コントラストの高強度レーザーパルスによって照射された異なるナノ構造ターゲットにおける粒子加速を研究した。放出される粒子の最大エネルギーとその方向性は、平面ターゲットと比較して、ナノ構造ターゲットの場合に有意に向上することがわかった。我々は、ナノワイヤーターゲットにおける高速電子の生成と伝播を理論的に詳細に研究した。このようなターゲットは、レーザーエネルギーから電子運動エネルギーへの異常に高い変換効率を示す。電子バンチがワイヤーに沿って導波されることを観測した。理論とシミュレーションの結果は、実験データと良好に一致する。

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