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Multi-scale simulation of intense laser plasma interactions

Lead Research Organisation: Imperial College London
Department Name: Physics

Abstract

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Publications

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Landgraf B (2016) Broadband stimulated Raman backscattering in New Journal of Physics

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Huang T (2019) Highly efficient laser-driven Compton gamma-ray source in New Journal of Physics

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Wang D (2018) Single-shot laser-induced damage threshold of free-standing nanometer-thin diamond-like carbon foils in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms

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Sadler J (2020) Overcoming the dephasing limit in multiple-pulse laser wakefield acceleration in Physical Review Accelerators and Beams

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Gong Z (2019) Radiation rebound and quantum splash in electron-laser collisions in Physical Review Accelerators and Beams

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Zhu X (2022) Bunched Proton Acceleration from a Laser-Irradiated Cone Target in Physical Review Applied

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McIlvenny A (2021) Selective Ion Acceleration by Intense Radiation Pressure. in Physical review letters

 
Description Developed, tested and made available a very high performance computer model of lasers and high temperature plasmas.

Used the model to design a novel electron mirror to control and collimate the relativistic electrons from an ultra high power laser beam.
Exploitation Route The plasma code Epoch is now widely used by universities in the UK and Europe.
Sectors Education

Energy

Environment

 
Description The plasma code Epoch has been used by us to address problems in laser plasma physics relevant to Inertial Confinement Fusion. The code is used by many universities in the UK and Europe.
First Year Of Impact 2011
Sector Education,Energy