Microstructured targets demonstrate an enhanced coupling of high-intensity laser pulse to a target and play an important role in laser-induced ion *** we demonstrate an approach that enables us to control the morpholo...
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Microstructured targets demonstrate an enhanced coupling of high-intensity laser pulse to a target and play an important role in laser-induced ion *** we demonstrate an approach that enables us to control the morphology of amorphous solid water(ASW)microstructured targets,by deposition of water vapor on a charged substrate,cooled down to 100 *** morphology of the deposited ASW structures is controlled by varying the surface charge on the substrate and the pressure of water *** obtained target is structured as multiple,dense spikes,confined by the charged area on the substrate,with increased aspect ratio of up to 5:1 and having a diameter comparable with the typical spot size of the laser focused onto the target.
Interaction between high-intensity lasers with solid targets is the key process in a wide range of novel laser-based particle accelerator schemes,as well as electromagnetic radiation *** to all the processes is the ge...
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Interaction between high-intensity lasers with solid targets is the key process in a wide range of novel laser-based particle accelerator schemes,as well as electromagnetic radiation *** to all the processes is the generation of femtosecond pulses of relativistic electrons emitted from the targets as forerunners of the later-time principal products of the interaction *** this paper,some diagnostics employed in laser–solid matter interaction experiments related to electrons,protons,ions,electromagnetic pulses(EMPs)and X-rays are ***,we present our experimental study regarding fast electrons and EMPs utilizing a femtosecond-resolution detector previously adopted only in accelerator facilities.
The interaction of ultra-intense high-power lasers with solid-state targets has been largely studied for the past 20 years as a future compact proton and ion ***,the huge potential established on the target surface by...
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The interaction of ultra-intense high-power lasers with solid-state targets has been largely studied for the past 20 years as a future compact proton and ion ***,the huge potential established on the target surface by the escaping electrons provides accelerating gradients of TV/*** process,called target normal sheath acceleration,involves a large number of phenomena and is very difficult to study because of the picosecond scale *** the SPARC LAB Test Facility,the high-power laser FLAME is employed in experiments with solid targets,aiming to study possible correlations between ballistic fast electrons and accelerated *** detail,we have installed in the interaction chamber two different diagnostics,each one devoted to characterizing one *** first relies on electro-optic sampling,and it has been adopted to completely characterize the ultrafast electron *** the other hand,a time-of-flight detector,based on chemical-vapour-deposited diamond,has allowed us to retrieve the proton energy *** this work,we report preliminary studies about simultaneous temporal resolved measurements of both the first forerunner escaping electrons and the accelerated protons for different laser parameters.
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