Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.

Detailed measurements of the electron densities, temperatures, and ionization states of compressed CH shells approaching pressures of 50 Mbar are achieved with spectrally resolved x-ray scattering. Laser-produced 9 keV x-rays probe the plasma during the transient state of three-shock coalescence. Hi...

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Principais autores: Fletcher, L, Kritcher, A, Pak, A, Ma, T, Döppner, T, Fortmann, C, Divol, L, Jones, O, Landen, O, Scott, H, Vorberger, J, Chapman, D, Gericke, DO, Mattern, B, Seidler, G, Gregori, G, Falcone, R, Glenzer, S
Formato: Journal article
Idioma:English
Publicado em: American Physical Society 2014
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author Fletcher, L
Kritcher, A
Pak, A
Ma, T
Döppner, T
Fortmann, C
Divol, L
Jones, O
Landen, O
Scott, H
Vorberger, J
Chapman, D
Gericke, DO
Mattern, B
Seidler, G
Gregori, G
Falcone, R
Glenzer, S
author_facet Fletcher, L
Kritcher, A
Pak, A
Ma, T
Döppner, T
Fortmann, C
Divol, L
Jones, O
Landen, O
Scott, H
Vorberger, J
Chapman, D
Gericke, DO
Mattern, B
Seidler, G
Gregori, G
Falcone, R
Glenzer, S
author_sort Fletcher, L
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description Detailed measurements of the electron densities, temperatures, and ionization states of compressed CH shells approaching pressures of 50 Mbar are achieved with spectrally resolved x-ray scattering. Laser-produced 9 keV x-rays probe the plasma during the transient state of three-shock coalescence. High signal-to-noise x-ray scattering spectra show direct evidence of continuum depression in highly degenerate warm dense matter states with electron densities ne>1024  cm-3. The measured densities and temperatures agree well with radiation-hydrodynamic modeling when accounting for continuum lowering in calculations that employ detailed configuration accounting.
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spelling oxford-uuid:3cae6b4f-1d57-40ae-a5d0-ea97e1158e112022-03-26T14:15:04ZObservations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:3cae6b4f-1d57-40ae-a5d0-ea97e1158e11EnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordAmerican Physical Society2014Fletcher, LKritcher, APak, AMa, TDöppner, TFortmann, CDivol, LJones, OLanden, OScott, HVorberger, JChapman, DGericke, DOMattern, BSeidler, GGregori, GFalcone, RGlenzer, SDetailed measurements of the electron densities, temperatures, and ionization states of compressed CH shells approaching pressures of 50 Mbar are achieved with spectrally resolved x-ray scattering. Laser-produced 9 keV x-rays probe the plasma during the transient state of three-shock coalescence. High signal-to-noise x-ray scattering spectra show direct evidence of continuum depression in highly degenerate warm dense matter states with electron densities ne>1024  cm-3. The measured densities and temperatures agree well with radiation-hydrodynamic modeling when accounting for continuum lowering in calculations that employ detailed configuration accounting.
spellingShingle Fletcher, L
Kritcher, A
Pak, A
Ma, T
Döppner, T
Fortmann, C
Divol, L
Jones, O
Landen, O
Scott, H
Vorberger, J
Chapman, D
Gericke, DO
Mattern, B
Seidler, G
Gregori, G
Falcone, R
Glenzer, S
Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.
title Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.
title_full Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.
title_fullStr Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.
title_full_unstemmed Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.
title_short Observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x-ray Thomson scattering.
title_sort observations of continuum depression in warm dense matter with x ray thomson scattering
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