Zeeman splitting observations in laser-produced magnetized blast waves

A. Triantafyllidis; J. R. Marquès; S. Ferri; A. Calisti; Y. Benkadoum; Y. De León; A. Dearling; A. Ciardi; J. Béard; J. M. Lagarrigue; N. Ozaki; M. Koenig; B. Albertazzi

doi:10.1063/5.0256859

Zeeman splitting observations in laser-produced magnetized blast waves

A. Triantafyllidis
, J. R. Marquès
, S. Ferri
, A. Calisti
, Y. Benkadoum
, Y. De León
, A. Dearling
, A. Ciardi
, J. Béard
, J. M. Lagarrigue
, N. Ozaki
, M. Koenig
, B. Albertazzi

Sorbonne Université
Aix-Marseille Université
Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon
University of York
Imperial College London
INSA
Osaka University

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We report the observation of Zeeman splitting in multiple spectral lines emitted by a laser-produced, magnetized plasma (1-3 × 10¹⁸ cm⁻³, 1-15 eV) in the context of a laboratory astrophysics experiment under a controlled magnetic field up to 20 T. Nitrogen lines (NII) in the visible range (563-574 nm) were used to diagnose the magnetic field and plasma conditions. This was performed by coupling our data with the Stark-Zeeman line-shape code PPPB. The excellent agreement between experiment and simulations paves the way for a non-intrusive experimental platform to get time-resolved measurements of the local magnetic field in laboratory plasmas.

Original language	English
Article number	047603
Journal	Matter and Radiation at Extremes
Volume	10
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0256859
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2025

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Zeeman splitting observations in laser-produced magnetized blast waves

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