Relativistic high-current electron-beam stopping-power characterization in solids and plasmas: collisional versus resistive effects

B. Vauzour; J. J. Santos; A. Debayle; S. Hulin; H. -P. Schlenvoigt; X. Vaisseau; D. Batani; S. D. Baton; J. J. Honrubia; Ph. Nicolai; F. N. Beg; R. Benocci; S. Chawla; M. Coury; F. Dorchies; C. Fourment; E. d'Humieres; L. C. Jarrot; P. McKenna; Y. J. Rhee; V. T. Tikhonchuk; L. Volpe; V. Yahia

doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.109.255002

Relativistic high-current electron-beam stopping-power characterization in solids and plasmas: collisional versus resistive effects

B. Vauzour, J. J. Santos, A. Debayle, S. Hulin, H. -P. Schlenvoigt, X. Vaisseau, D. Batani, S. D. Baton, J. J. Honrubia, Ph. Nicolai, F. N. Beg, R. Benocci, S. Chawla, M. Coury, F. Dorchies, C. Fourment, E. d'Humieres, L. C. Jarrot, P. McKenna, Y. J. RheeV. T. Tikhonchuk, L. Volpe, V. Yahia

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We present experimental and numerical results on intense-laser-pulse-produced fast electron beams transport through aluminum samples, either solid or compressed and heated by laser-induced planar shock propagation. Thanks to absolute K-alpha yield measurements and its very good agreement with results from numerical simulations, we quantify the collisional and resistive fast electron stopping powers: for electron current densities of approximate to 8 x 10(10) A/cm(2) they reach 1.5 keV/mu m and 0.8 keV/mu m, respectively. For higher current densities up to 10(12) A/cm(2), numerical simulations show resistive and collisional energy losses at comparable levels. Analytical estimations predict the resistive stopping power will be kept on the level of 1 keV/mu m for electron current densities of 10(14) A/cm(2), representative of the full-scale conditions in the fast ignition of inertially confined fusion targets.

Original language	English
Article number	255002
Number of pages	5
Journal	Physical Review Letters
Volume	109
Issue number	25
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.109.255002
Publication status	Published - 18 Dec 2012

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stopping-power characterization
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Vauzour, B., Santos, J. J., Debayle, A., Hulin, S., Schlenvoigt, H. -P., Vaisseau, X., ... Yahia, V. (2012). Relativistic high-current electron-beam stopping-power characterization in solids and plasmas: collisional versus resistive effects. Physical Review Letters, 109(25), [255002]. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.109.255002

Vauzour, B. ; Santos, J. J. ; Debayle, A. ; Hulin, S. ; Schlenvoigt, H. -P. ; Vaisseau, X. ; Batani, D. ; Baton, S. D. ; Honrubia, J. J. ; Nicolai, Ph. ; Beg, F. N. ; Benocci, R. ; Chawla, S. ; Coury, M. ; Dorchies, F. ; Fourment, C. ; d'Humieres, E. ; Jarrot, L. C. ; McKenna, P. ; Rhee, Y. J. ; Tikhonchuk, V. T. ; Volpe, L. ; Yahia, V. / Relativistic high-current electron-beam stopping-power characterization in solids and plasmas : collisional versus resistive effects. In: Physical Review Letters. 2012 ; Vol. 109, No. 25.

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Relativistic high-current electron-beam stopping-power characterization in solids and plasmas : collisional versus resistive effects. / Vauzour, B.; Santos, J. J.; Debayle, A.; Hulin, S.; Schlenvoigt, H. -P.; Vaisseau, X.; Batani, D.; Baton, S. D.; Honrubia, J. J.; Nicolai, Ph.; Beg, F. N.; Benocci, R.; Chawla, S.; Coury, M.; Dorchies, F.; Fourment, C.; d'Humieres, E.; Jarrot, L. C.; McKenna, P.; Rhee, Y. J.; Tikhonchuk, V. T.; Volpe, L.; Yahia, V.

In: Physical Review Letters, Vol. 109, No. 25, 255002, 18.12.2012.

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