Observation of postsoliton expansion following laser propagation through an underdense plasma

The expansion of electromagnetic postsolitons emerging from the interaction of a 30? ps, 3×1018Wcm⊃-2 laser pulse with an underdense deuterium plasma has been observed up to 100? ps after the pulse propagation, when large numbers of postsolitons were seen to remain in the plasma. The temporal evolut...

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Main Authors: Sarri, G, Singh, D, Davies, JR, Fiuza, F, Lancaster, K, Clark, E, Hassan, S, Jiang, J, Kageiwa, N, Lopes, N, Rehman, A, Russo, C, Scott, R, Tanimoto, T, Najmudin, Z, Tanaka, K, Tatarakis, M, Borghesi, M, Norreys, P
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Language:English
Published: 2010
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author Sarri, G
Singh, D
Davies, JR
Fiuza, F
Lancaster, K
Clark, E
Hassan, S
Jiang, J
Kageiwa, N
Lopes, N
Rehman, A
Russo, C
Scott, R
Tanimoto, T
Najmudin, Z
Tanaka, K
Tatarakis, M
Borghesi, M
Norreys, P
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Singh, D
Davies, JR
Fiuza, F
Lancaster, K
Clark, E
Hassan, S
Jiang, J
Kageiwa, N
Lopes, N
Rehman, A
Russo, C
Scott, R
Tanimoto, T
Najmudin, Z
Tanaka, K
Tatarakis, M
Borghesi, M
Norreys, P
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description The expansion of electromagnetic postsolitons emerging from the interaction of a 30? ps, 3×1018Wcm⊃-2 laser pulse with an underdense deuterium plasma has been observed up to 100? ps after the pulse propagation, when large numbers of postsolitons were seen to remain in the plasma. The temporal evolution of the postsolitons has been accurately characterized with a high spatial and temporal resolution. The observed expansion is compared to analytical models and three-dimensional particle-in-cell results, revealing a polarization dependence of the postsoliton dynamics. © 2010 The American Physical Society.
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spelling oxford-uuid:e5e2b050-aaaa-4597-9559-ead27e39d0cc2022-03-27T10:27:13ZObservation of postsoliton expansion following laser propagation through an underdense plasmaJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:e5e2b050-aaaa-4597-9559-ead27e39d0ccEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2010Sarri, GSingh, DDavies, JRFiuza, FLancaster, KClark, EHassan, SJiang, JKageiwa, NLopes, NRehman, ARusso, CScott, RTanimoto, TNajmudin, ZTanaka, KTatarakis, MBorghesi, MNorreys, PThe expansion of electromagnetic postsolitons emerging from the interaction of a 30? ps, 3×1018Wcm⊃-2 laser pulse with an underdense deuterium plasma has been observed up to 100? ps after the pulse propagation, when large numbers of postsolitons were seen to remain in the plasma. The temporal evolution of the postsolitons has been accurately characterized with a high spatial and temporal resolution. The observed expansion is compared to analytical models and three-dimensional particle-in-cell results, revealing a polarization dependence of the postsoliton dynamics. © 2010 The American Physical Society.
spellingShingle Sarri, G
Singh, D
Davies, JR
Fiuza, F
Lancaster, K
Clark, E
Hassan, S
Jiang, J
Kageiwa, N
Lopes, N
Rehman, A
Russo, C
Scott, R
Tanimoto, T
Najmudin, Z
Tanaka, K
Tatarakis, M
Borghesi, M
Norreys, P
Observation of postsoliton expansion following laser propagation through an underdense plasma
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