The HiPER Experimental Road Map

Batani, D.; Baton, S. D.; Badziak, J.; Davies, J. R.; Gizzi, L. A.; Hallo, L.; Norreys, P.; Roth, Michael; Santos, Jorge Juan Carrillo; Tickhoncuk, V.; Woolsey, N. C.; Gamucci, A.; Giulietti, A.; Labate, L.

doi:10.1063/1.3326306

AIP Conference Proceedings

2010

DOI: 10.1063/1.3326306

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The HiPER Experimental Road Map

D. Batani¹,

S. D. Baton²,

J. Badziak³

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“…In this Letter, we present the first experimental evidence for such magnetic collimation inside laser-compressed matter. Our major finding, supported by numerical simulations, is that the efficiency of this mechanism critically depends on the transient resistivity profile experienced by the REB during the compression.The experiment, detailed in Ref.[8], was conceived within the HiPER project experimental road map [9], and carried out on the VULCAN TAW laser facility of the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. As illustrated in Fig.…”

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Magnetically Guided Fast Electrons in Cylindrically Compressed Matter

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Fast electrons produced by a 10 ps, 160 J laser pulse through laser-compressed plastic cylinders are studied experimentally and numerically in the context of fast ignition. K(α)-emission images reveal a collimated or scattered electron beam depending on the initial density and the compression timing. A numerical transport model shows that implosion-driven electrical resistivity gradients induce strong magnetic fields able to guide the electrons. The good agreement with measured beam sizes provides the first experimental evidence for fast-electron magnetic collimation in laser-compressed matter.

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“…[8], was conceived within the HiPER project experimental road map [9], and carried out on the VULCAN TAW laser facility of the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. As illustrated in Fig.…”

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Magnetically Guided Fast Electrons in Cylindrically Compressed Matter

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