3 December 2018
Frascati
Europe/Rome timezone

EMP and emissions from laser plasma interactions

Not scheduled
15m
Bruno Brunelli Hall (Frascati)

Bruno Brunelli Hall

Frascati

ENEA - Centro Ricerche Frascati, Via Enrico Fermi 45, Frascati (Rome)
Oral Presentation

Speaker

Prof. David Neely (STFC)

Description

EMP pulses emitted during laser plasma interactions have been studied experimentally and the scaling dependence on target parameters is becoming better understood (P Bradford et al, HPLSE, 6, E21, 2018) Using a recently developed cryogenic target system, an ultra thin layer of deuterium can be readily deposited as a pure low Z surface layer. By controlling the thickness of the deuterium layer it can act as a probe of the acceleration sheath dynamics. Studies using the Vulcan ps laser showing the dependence of the EMP and the escaping electrons using a series of B-dot and D-dot probes and ancillary diagnostics will be presented.

Primary author

Prof. David Neely (STFC)

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