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arXiv 2012.07922physics.plasm-ph
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Probing ultrafast laser plasma processes inside solids with resonant small-angle X-ray scattering

Lennart Gaus, Lothar Bischoff, Michael Bussmann, Eric Cunningham, Chandra B. Curry, Eric Galtier, Maxence Gauthier, Alejandro Laso García, Marco Garten, Siegfri… 展开作者

Lennart Gaus, Lothar Bischoff, Michael Bussmann, Eric Cunningham, Chandra B. Curry, Eric Galtier, Maxence Gauthier, Alejandro Laso García, Marco Garten, Siegfried Glenzer, Jörg Grenzer, Christian Gutt, Nicholas J. Hartley, Lingen Huang, Uwe Hübner, Dominik Kraus, Hae Ja Lee, Emma E. McBride, Josefine Metzkes-Ng, Bob Nagler, Motoaki Nakatsutsumi, Jan Nikl, Masato Ota, Alexander Pelka, Irene Prencipe, Lisa Randolph, Melanie Rödel, Youichi Sakawa, Hans-Peter Schlenvoigt, Michal Šmíd, Franziska Treffert, Katja Voigt, Karl Zeil, Thomas E. Cowan, Ulrich Schramm, Thomas Kluge

英文摘要:

Extreme states of matter exist throughout the universe e.g. inside planetary cores, stars or astrophysical jets. Such conditions are generated in the laboratory in the interaction of powerful lasers with solids, and their evolution can be probed with femtosecond precision using ultra-short X-ray pulses to study laboratory astrophysics, laser-fusion research or compact particle acceleration. X-ray scattering (SAXS) patterns and their asymmetries occurring at X-ray energies of atomic bound-bound transitions contain information on the volumetric nanoscopic distribution of density, ionization and temperature. Buried heavy ion structures in high intensity laser irradiated solids expand on the nanometer scale following heat diffusion, and are heated to more than 2 million Kelvin. These experiments demonstrate resonant SAXS with the aim to better characterize dynamic processes in extreme laboratory plasmas.

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