efficient ion generation in laser-foil interaction
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Abstract
A remarkable improvement is presented on the energy conversion efficiency from laser to protons in a laser-foil interaction by particle simulations. The total laser-proton energy conversion efficiency from laser to protons becomes 16.7%, though a conventional plane foil target serves a rather low efficiency. In our 2.5-dimensional particle-in-cell simulations the Al multihole structure is also employed, and the laser absorption ratio reaches 71.2%. The main physical reason for the enhancement of the conversion efficiency is a reduction of the laser reflection at the target surface area;
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| Authors | ;Kawata S.;Takahashi K.;Satoh D.;Barada D.;Ma Y.Y.;Kong Q.;Wang P.X.;Wang W.M.;Li Y.T.;Sheng Z.M.;Klimo O.;Limpouch J.;Andreev A.A. |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2013 |
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