Ablation Measurements Using Ni-Like Ag X-Ray Laser Transmission
Springer Netherlands (2009) 366-372
Ablation Measurements Using Ni-Like Ag X-Ray Laser Transmission
Chapter in X-Ray Lasers 2008, Springer Nature 130 (2009) 366-372
Abstract:
Abstract. Results of a recent experiment to measure laser ablation rates from solid targets consisting of thin (50 nm) Fe at irradiances of ~ 2×1013 Wcm−2 are presented. A Ni-like Ag X-ray laser at 13.9 nm was utilised to probe the targets and measurements of the transmission of the X-ray laser through the target were recorded by a flat-field spectrometer. The laser ablation rate is determined by the transmission of the X-ray laser through the remaining, unablated, iron layer. A self-regulating model of laser ablation is fitted to the experimental data to give a value of the absorption, A, of the heating laser in the target plasma of A = 0.01.An Attempt to Generate an Inner-Shell Photo-Ionisation Pumped X-Ray Laser Using the ASTRA Laser at RAL
Springer Proceedings in Physics Springer Nature 130 (2009) 537-542
Hybrid Simulations for the Ion Structure and Dynamics in Dense Plasmas
ATOMIC PROCESSES IN PLASMAS 1161 (2009) 280-+
Soft X-Ray Thomson Scattering in Warm Dense Matter at FLASH
Chapter in Ultrafast Phenomena XVI, Springer Nature 92 (2009) 241-243