Diagnostics for studies of novel laser ion acceleration mechanisms.
(2014) In Review of Scientific Instruments 85(11).- Abstract
- Diagnostic for investigating and distinguishing different laser ion acceleration mechanisms has been developed and successfully tested. An ion separation wide angle spectrometer can simultaneously investigate three important aspects of the laser plasma interaction: (1) acquire angularly resolved energy spectra for two ion species, (2) obtain ion energy spectra for multiple species, separated according to their charge to mass ratio, along selected axes, and (3) collect laser radiation reflected from and transmitted through the target and propagating in the same direction as the ion beam. Thus, the presented diagnostic constitutes a highly adaptable tool for accurately studying novel acceleration mechanisms in terms of their angular energy... (More)
- Diagnostic for investigating and distinguishing different laser ion acceleration mechanisms has been developed and successfully tested. An ion separation wide angle spectrometer can simultaneously investigate three important aspects of the laser plasma interaction: (1) acquire angularly resolved energy spectra for two ion species, (2) obtain ion energy spectra for multiple species, separated according to their charge to mass ratio, along selected axes, and (3) collect laser radiation reflected from and transmitted through the target and propagating in the same direction as the ion beam. Thus, the presented diagnostic constitutes a highly adaptable tool for accurately studying novel acceleration mechanisms in terms of their angular energy distribution, conversion efficiency, and plasma density evolution. (Less)
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abstract = {{Diagnostic for investigating and distinguishing different laser ion acceleration mechanisms has been developed and successfully tested. An ion separation wide angle spectrometer can simultaneously investigate three important aspects of the laser plasma interaction: (1) acquire angularly resolved energy spectra for two ion species, (2) obtain ion energy spectra for multiple species, separated according to their charge to mass ratio, along selected axes, and (3) collect laser radiation reflected from and transmitted through the target and propagating in the same direction as the ion beam. Thus, the presented diagnostic constitutes a highly adaptable tool for accurately studying novel acceleration mechanisms in terms of their angular energy distribution, conversion efficiency, and plasma density evolution.}},
author = {{Senje, Lovisa and Yeung, Mark and Aurand, Bastian and Kuschel, Stephan and Rödel, Christian and Wagner, Florian and Li, Kun and Dromey, Brendan and Bagnoud, Vincent and Neumayer, Paul and Roth, Markus and Wahlström, Claes-Göran and Zepf, Matthew and Kuehl, Thomas and Jung, Daniel}},
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language = {{eng}},
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publisher = {{American Institute of Physics (AIP)}},
series = {{Review of Scientific Instruments}},
title = {{Diagnostics for studies of novel laser ion acceleration mechanisms.}},
url = {{https://lup.lub.lu.se/search/files/1906712/4858004.pdf}},
doi = {{10.1063/1.4900626}},
volume = {{85}},
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