Interpretation of EXAFS from laser shock compressed plasmas
Interpretation of EXAFS from laser shock compressed plasmas
Measurements on laser shock compressed aluminium using the EXAFS (Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure) technique on the Al K-edge are described. Two methods of analysis of this data were used for the determination of density: the standard EXAFS technique using Fourier transforms and curve fitting, and a method based on a band structure calculation of the absorption spectra as a function of compression. These two techniques give results which are in fairly good agreement with each other and also with a hydrodynamic simulation of the experiment. The ion correlation parameter is estimated and shows that two-sided laser irradiation of aluminium foils produces a dense plasma which is strongly coupled.
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Djaoui, A.
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Shiwai, B.
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Hall, T.A.
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Eason, R.W.
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Jackson, C.L.
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Rose, S.J.
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1989
Djaoui, A.
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Shiwai, B.
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Hall, T.A.
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Eason, R.W.
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Jackson, C.L.
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Rose, S.J.
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Djaoui, A., Shiwai, B., Hall, T.A., Eason, R.W., Jackson, C.L. and Rose, S.J.
(1989)
Interpretation of EXAFS from laser shock compressed plasmas.
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 31 (1), .
(doi:10.1088/0741-3335/31/1/009).
Abstract
Measurements on laser shock compressed aluminium using the EXAFS (Extended X-ray Absorption Fine Structure) technique on the Al K-edge are described. Two methods of analysis of this data were used for the determination of density: the standard EXAFS technique using Fourier transforms and curve fitting, and a method based on a band structure calculation of the absorption spectra as a function of compression. These two techniques give results which are in fairly good agreement with each other and also with a hydrodynamic simulation of the experiment. The ion correlation parameter is estimated and shows that two-sided laser irradiation of aluminium foils produces a dense plasma which is strongly coupled.
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