Electron Dynamics in the Field of Strong Plasma and Electromagnetic Waves: A Review

Bulanov, Sergei V.

doi:10.3103/s1541308x21010039

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“…In the case of elliptical (in particular, linear) polarization, the general approach and results are basically similar to those in the case of circular polarization. However, if a 0 is understood not as the root-mean-square but as the amplitude value, some formulas, in particular, the one for the effective mass in (26), which is implicitly included in Eqns (35), need to be corrected accordingly. In addition, the Fourier integral in Eqn (29) reduces to the following functions:…”

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Dynamics and radiation of charged particles in ultra-intense laser fields

Popruzhenko

Fedotov

2023

Phys. Usp.

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The current state of research on high-intensity laser fields and their interaction with charged particles is reviewed. Data on petawatt-class laser facilities are presented, and advanced methods for characterizing ultra-intense laser pulses are discussed. Effects that occur in the interaction of such pulses with matter in the regime dominated by radiation friction are considered. Methods applied to describe nonlinear quantumelectrodynamic processes, including higher-order effects, are described in detail. Some theoretical results and concepts are criticized, including the predicted influence of strong laser fields on decays of nuclei and elementary particles and the concept of Unruh radiation.

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Dynamics and radiation of charged particles in ultra-intense laser fields

Popruzhenko

Fedotov

2023

Phys. Usp.

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“…Several decades ago, it was proposed to use aqueous solutions treated with plasma as a plant growth stimulator [6]. Plasma is an ionized gas, one of the four classical aggregate states of matter [7]. When plasma interacts with condensed matter, for example, water, the following is observed: Some of the plasma electrons and ions interact with water molecules and molecules of gases dissolved in water, transferring part of their energy to them [8,9].…”

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Portable Technology for Obtaining Plasma-Activated Water to Stimulate the Growth of Spruce and Strawberry Plants

Danileyko,

Belov,

Egorov

et al. 2023

Horticulturae

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A method for stimulating the growth of spruce and strawberry in the early phases of development is proposed. A technology for obtaining plasma-activated water (PAW) with the help of a glow discharge plasma generator was developed. The method is proposed for increasing the shelf life of PAW by adding an aqueous colloid of polyvinylpyrralidone (PVP) polymer. It is shown that after treatment with a PAW + PVP mixture, the seeds have a higher percentage of germination, the plants develop faster in the early stages, and they are more viable. At the physicochemical level, after seed treatment with PAW + PVP, higher rates of metabolite outflow from seeds are observed. At the biological level, seed treatment with PAW + PVP leads to a slight decrease in the activity of antioxidant enzymes and a higher content of chlorophylls in the leaves, and a slightly higher assimilation rate is observed. In the leaves, there is higher content of the growth hormone indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), whereas the content of the growth-inhibiting hormone abscisic acid decreases. The use of a stimulating drug based on the composition of an aqueous solution activated by plasma and polyvinylpyrrolidone (PAW + PVP) polymer can be an effective means of a single pre-sowing treatment of spruce seeds in solving the problem of reforestation and strawberry during plant propagation.

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