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Scattering of ultrashort laser pulses on “ion-sphere” in dense plasmas

  • F. B. Rosmej
  • , V. A. Astapenko
  • , V. S. Lisitsa
  • , Xiangdong Li
  • , E. S. Khramov
  • CEA/UVSQ/CNRS
  • Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
  • National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
  • Kurchatov Institute
  • Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Abstract

Scattering of ultrashort electromagnetic pulses on the dense strongly coupled plasma is under consideration in the frame of hard ion sphere model. The electron distribution inside the ion sphere is obtained from self-consistent solution of the Shrodinger equation for bound electrons and the Poisson equation for free electrons. The electron density distribution is determined by plasma electron temperatures. The ion density of Al plasmas under consideration is of the order of 1020–1022 cm−3, the electron temperature changes between 54 and 816 eV. Dynamical polarizability of the hard sphere determining the scattering cross sections is calculated using the modified local plasma frequency approximation. The spectrum of scattering cross section has maxima in the vicinity of the mean plasma frequency. Dependencies of scattering probability on carrier frequency and pulse duration are analysed in detail. The transition of the total scattering probabilities from nonlinear time dependence at small times to standard linear ones with the increase of pulse duration is demonstrated.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)189-196
Number of pages8
JournalContributions to Plasma Physics
Volume59
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Feb 2019

Keywords

  • dynamical polarizability
  • ion sphere
  • local plasma frequency
  • scattering cross section
  • scattering probability
  • ultrashort laser pulse

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