Fast heating of wire target attached on entrant hollow cone with ultra-intense laser up to keV order

We demonstrated efficient fast heating of a solid wire target attached on a hollow entrant cone target with an ultra-intense laser. The heating temperatures were 1.2-2.1 keV and the heated temperatures were independent of the wire length, implying strong collimation of high energy density electrons...

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Hauptverfasser: Nakamura, H, Borghesi, M, Chrisman, B, Fuchs, J, Kondo, K, Nakatsutsumi, M, Norimatsu, T, Sentoku, Y, Tanimoto, T, Tampo, M, Tanaka, K A, Will, O, Yabuuchi, T, Kodama, R
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description We demonstrated efficient fast heating of a solid wire target attached on a hollow entrant cone target with an ultra-intense laser. The heating temperatures were 1.2-2.1 keV and the heated temperatures were independent of the wire length, implying strong collimation of high energy density electrons produced in an interaction of the ultra-intense laser light with the cone-wire target along the wire. The high energy density electrons propagated along the wire target with maintaining the high energy density of electrons.
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