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    Fast advection of magnetic fields by hot electrons. by Willingale, L, Thomas, A, Nilson, P, Kaluza, M, Bandyopadhyay, S, Dangor, A, Evans, R, Fernandes, P, Haines, MG, Kamperidis, C, Kingham, R, Minardi, S, Notley, M, Ridgers, C, Rozmus, W, Sherlock, M, Tatarakis, M, Wei, MS, Najmudin, Z, Krushelnick, K

    Published 2010
    “…At intensities of 10(15)   W  cm(-2) and under conditions of significant fast electron production and strong heat fluxes, the electron mean-free-path is long compared with the temperature gradient scale length and hence nonlocal transport is important for the dynamics of the magnetic field in the plasma. The hot electron flux transports self-generated magnetic fields away from the focal region through the Nernst effect [A. …”
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    Hot electron generation and transport using Kα emission by Akli, K, Stephens, R, Key, M, Bartal, T, Beg, F, Chawla, S, Chen, C, Fedosejevs, R, Freeman, R, Friesen, H, Giraldez, E, Green, J, Hey, D, Higginson, D, Hund, J, Jarrott, L, Kemp, G, King, J, Kryger, A, Lancaster, K, Lepape, S, Link, A, Ma, T, MacKinnon, A, MacPhee, A

    Published 2010
    “…We have conducted experiments on both the Vulcan and Titan laser facilities to study hot electron generation and transport in the context of fast ignition. …”
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    Proton probe measurement of fast advection of magnetic fields by hot electrons by Willingale, L, Thomas, A, Nilson, P, Kaluza, M, Bandyopadhyay, S, Dangor, A, Evans, R, Fernandes, P, Haines, MG, Kamperidis, C, Kingham, R, Minardi, S, Notley, M, Ridgers, C, Rozmus, W, Sherlock, M, Tatarakis, M, Wei, MS, Najmudin, Z, Krushelnick, K

    Published 2011
    “…At intensities of 10 15 W cm -2, the significant hot electron production and strong heat fluxes result in non-local transport becoming important to describe the magnetic field dynamics. …”
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    Radiation and hot electron temperature measurements of short-pulse laser driven hohlraums by Brown, C, James, S, Beg, F, Constantin, C, Daskalova, R, Edwards, R, Freeman, R, Higginson, D, Morton, J, Niemann, C, Riley, D, Thomas, B, van Woerkom, L, Hoarty, D, Rose, S, Gregori, G

    Published 2009
    “…We have performed measurements of the radiation and the hot electron temperature in sub-millimetre size hohlraums driven by a high intensity short-pulse laser. …”
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    Studies on the transport of high intensity laser-generated hot electrons in cone coupled wire targets by King, J, Akli, K, Freeman, R, Green, J, Hatchett, S, Hey, D, Jamangi, P, Key, M, Koch, J, Lancaster, K, Ma, T, MacKinnon, A, MacPhee, A, Norreys, P, Patel, P, Phillips, T, Stephens, R, Theobald, W, Town, R, Van Woerkom, L, Zhang, B, Beg, F

    Published 2009
    “…Experimental results showing hot electron penetration into Cu wires using Kα fluorescence imaging are presented. …”
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    Hot electron cooling in InSb probed by ultrafast time-resolved terahertz cyclotron resonance by Xia, CQ, Monti, M, Boland, J, Herz, L, Lloyd-Hughes, J, Filip, M, Johnston, M

    Published 2021
    “…A significant reduction of electron effective mass from 0.032 me to 0.017 me is observed in the first 200 ps after injecting hot electrons. Measurement of electron effective mass in InSb as a function of photo-injected electron density agrees well with conduction band non-parabolicity predictions from ab initio calculations of the quasiparticle band structure.…”
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    Evidence of anomalous resistivity for hot electron propagation through a dense fusion core in fast ignition experiments by Yabuuchi, T, Das, A, Kumar, G, Habara, H, Kaw, P, Kodarna, R, Mima, K, Norreys, P, Sengupta, S, Tanaka, K

    Published 2009
    “…Anomalous resistivity for hot electrons passing through a dense core plasma is studied for fast ignition laser fusion. …”
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    Magnetic collimation of petawatt driven fast electron beam for prospective fast ignition studies by Kar, S, Adams, D, Borghesi, M, Markey, K, Ramakrishna, B, Zepf, M, Lancaster, K, Norreys, P, Robinson, A, Carroll, D, McKenna, P, Quinn, M, Yuan, X, Bellei, C, Schreiber, J

    Published 2010
    “…Experimental results showed guided transport of hot electron beam over hundreds of microns length inside solid density plasma, which were obtained from two experiments examining the scheme for petawatt laser driven hot electron beam while employing various target configurations. © 2010 IOP Publishing Ltd.…”
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    A study of picosecond laser-solid interactions up to 10(19) W cm(-2) by Beg, F, Bell, A, Dangor, A, Danson, C, Fews, A, Glinsky, M, Hammel, B, Lee, P, Norreys, P, Tatarakis, M

    Published 1997
    “…The maximum ion energy cutoff Emax (which is related to the hot electron temperature) is in the range 1.0-12.0 MeV and is shown to scale as Emax≈I1/3. …”
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    Experimental studies of the advanced fast ignitor scheme by Norreys, P, Allott, R, Clarke, R, Collier, J, Neely, D, Rose, S, Zepf, M, Santala, M, Bell, A, Krushelnick, K, Dangor, A, Woolsey, N, Evans, R, Habara, H, Norimatsu, T, Kodama, R

    Published 2000
    “…Guided compression offers an attractive route to explore some of the physics issues of hot electron heating and transport in the fast ignition route to inertial confinement fusion, whilst avoiding the difficulties associated with establishing the stability of the channel formation pulse. …”
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    Observations of the filamentation of high-intensity laser-produced electron beams by Wei, MS, Beg, F, Clark, E, Dangor, A, Evans, R, Gopal, A, Ledingham, K, McKenna, P, Norreys, P, Tatarakis, M, Zepf, M, Krushelnick, K

    Published 2004
    “…The structure of the hot electron beams emitted in laser-solid target interactions was analyzed. …”
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    Time-Resolved Observation of Ultrahigh Intensity Laser-Produced Electron Jets Propagating through Transparent Solid Targets by Gremillet, L, Amiranoff, F, Baton, S, Gauthier, J, Koenig, M, Martinolli, E, Pisani, F, Bonnaud, G, Lebourg, C, Rousseaux, C, Toupin, C, Antonicci, A, Batani, D, Bernardinello, A, Hall, T, Scott, D, Norreys, P, Bandulet, H, Pépin, H

    Published 1999
    “…Along with these jets, we detect a slower (≈c/2) and broader (up to 1 mm) ionization front consistent with collisional hot electron energy transport.…”
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    Fast electron deposition in laser shock compressed plastic targets by Hall, T, Ellwi, S, Batani, D, Bernardinello, A, Masella, V, Koenig, M, Benuzzi, A, Krishnan, J, Pisani, F, Djaoui, A, Norreys, P, Neely, D, Rose, S, Key, M, Fews, P

    Published 1998
    “…Kα emission from chlorine fluor buried layers is used to measure the electron transport. The hot electron range in the shock compressed plastic is found to be approximately twice as large as the range in the solid density plastic.…”
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