Investigating mechanisms of state localization in highly ionized dense plasmas

Gawne, Thomas; Campbell, Thomas; Forte, Alessandro; Hollebon, Patrick; Perez-Callejo, Gabriel; Humphries, Oliver S.; Karnbach, Oliver; Kasim, Muhammad F.; Preston, Thomas R.; Lee, Hae Ja; Miscampbell, Alan; van den Berg, Quincy Y.; Nagler, Bob; Ren, Shenyuan; Royle, Ryan B.; Wark, Justin S.; Vinko, Sam M.

doi:10.1103/physreve.108.035210

Phys. Rev. E

2023

DOI: 10.1103/physreve.108.035210

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Investigating mechanisms of state localization in highly ionized dense plasmas

Thomas Gawne,

Thomas Campbell,

Alessandro Forte

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2024

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We study a plasma screening effect in a warm solid-density iron plasma. All the calculations are done using the average atom model in the muffin-tin approximation using the density functional theory in local density approximation at finite temperature in local thermodynamic equilibrium. Between temperatures equal to 15 and 20 eV, the system undergoes a huge change due to the 3d orbital becoming bound. In clear, four electrons become bound. Various average ionizations are defined to see this effect. At temperature equal to 20 eV, all the average ionizations agree to predict a Fermi energy and a plasma frequency that are close to the temperature of the medium. The density of states show a prominent resonance due to d orbital just below temperature equal to 15 eV. We show that the spectral opacity is drastically modified near the L shell threshold due to the appearance of a 2p→3d absorption line.

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Plasma screening effect in warm solid-density iron plasma

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2024

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2024

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Investigating mechanisms of state localization in highly ionized dense plasmas

Cited by 3 publications

References 75 publications

Plasma screening effect in warm solid-density iron plasma

Plasma screening effect in warm solid-density iron plasma

Dielectronic satellite emission from a solid-density Mg plasma: Relationship to models of ionization potential depression

Quantifying ionization in hot dense plasmas

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