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Plasma usually consists of multiple ion component. Ion-component separation occurs in various conditions, and profoundly affects the plasma dynamic evolution. In this work, ion-component separation in two-ion-component plasma is investigated in the hydrodynamic condition. Starting from the Landau-Fokker-Planck equations of two-ion-component plasma, the ion transport equations are reduced through the Chapman-Enskog approach. The transport equations are then transformed into a set of linear algebraic equations and solved by expanding the perturbed ion distribution functions into the series of Sonine polynomials. The diffusive ion mass flows with inclusion of baro-diffusion, thermo-diffusion and electro-diffusion are thus obtained. With these efforts, the complete ion fluid equations are presented, which can be used to describe the processes of ion-component separation. We evaluate ion-component separation in the case of a solid CH plate target ablated with a laser pulse, by solving the ion diffusion equation with the hydro states output from the one-dimensional radiative hydro code Multi-1D. The simulation results show that ion-component separation mainly occurs around ablation front and under-dense region, and that the effect of ion-species separation on plasma hydrodynamic evolution is minor and can be neglected. For those physical processes sensitive to ion concentration such as Thomson scattering, however, the effect of ion-component separation is significant, which means that ion-component separation should be included in the study of laser plasma interaction.
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Keywords:
- plasma transport processes /
- ion-species separation /
- laser ablation /
- radiative hydro simulation
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图 5 不同时刻下H离子粒子数丰度
${\zeta _a}$ 随空间的变化, 其中黑色虚线表示烧蚀面, 红色虚线表示临界密度面, 蓝色虚线表示1/4临界密度面, 黄色虚线表示1/10临界密度面 (a) 0.4 ns; (b) 0.8 ns; (c) 1.2 ns; (d) 1.6 nsFigure 5. The variation of H ion particle number abundance
${\zeta _a}$ with space at different times. Black dotted line indicates ablation front, red dotted line indicates critical density surface, blue dotted line indicates 1/4 critical density surface, yellow dotted line indicates 1/10 critical density surface: (a) 0.4 ns; (b) 0.8 ns; (c) 1.2 ns; (d) 1.6 ns. -
[1] Atzeni S, Meyer-ter-Vehn J 2004 The Physics of Inertial Fusion (Vol. 125) (Oxford: Oxford University) pp38–41
[2] Zimmerman G, Kershaw D, Bailey D, Harte J 1978 J. Opt. Soc. Am. 68 549
[3] Marinak M M, Kerbel G D, Gentile N A, Jones O, Munro D, Pollaine S, Dittrich T R, Haan S W 2001 Phys. Plasmas 8 2275Google Scholar
[4] Radha P B, Goncharov V N, Collins T J B, Delettrez J A, Elbaz Y, Glebov V Y, Keck R L, Keller D E, Knauer J P, Marozas J A, Marshall F J, McKenty P W, Meyerhofer D D, Regan S P, Sangster T C, Shvarts D, Skupsky S, Srebro Y, Town R P J, Stoeckl C 2005 Phys. Plasmas 12 032702Google Scholar
[5] Song P, Zhai C, Li S, Yong H, Qi J, Hang X, Yang R, Cheng J, Zeng Q, Hu X, Wang S, Shi Y, Zheng W, Gu P, Zou S, Li X, Zhao Y, Zhang H, Zhang A, An H, Li J, Pei W, Zhu S 2015 High Power Laser Part. Beams 27 032007Google Scholar
[6] Landau L D, Lifshitz E M 1987 Fluid Mechanics (Vol. 6) (Oxford: Pergamon) pp227–235
[7] Amendt P, Bellei C, Wilks S 2012 Phys. Rev. Lett. 109 075002Google Scholar
[8] Kagan G, Tang X Z 2012 Phys. Plasmas 19 082709Google Scholar
[9] Hicks D G, Meezan N B, Dewald E L, et al. 2012 Phys. Plasmas 19 122702Google Scholar
[10] MacLaren S A, Schneider M B, Widmann K, Hammer J H, Yoxall B E, Moody J D, Bell P M, Benedetti L R, Bradley D K, Edwards M J, Guymer T M, Hinkel D E, Hsing W W, Kervin M L, Meezan N B, Moore A S, Ralph J E 2014 Phys. Rev. Lett. 112 105003Google Scholar
[11] Kagan G, Tang X Z 2014 Phys. Lett. A 378 1531Google Scholar
[12] Michel D T, Goncharov V N, Igumenshchev I V, Epstein R, Froula D H 2013 Phys. Rev. Lett. 111 245005Google Scholar
[13] Clark D S, Weber C R, Kritcher A L, Milovich J L, Patel P K, Haan S W, Hammel B A, Koning J M, Marinak M M, Patel M V, Schroeder C R, Sepke S M, Edwards M J 2019 Nucl. Fusion 59 032008Google Scholar
[14] Haberberger D, Shvydky A, Goncharov V N, Cao D, Carroll-Nellenback J, Hu S X, Ivancic S T, Karaseiv V V, Knauer J P, Maximov A V, Froula D H 2019 Phys. Rev. Lett. 123 235001Google Scholar
[15] Zhang S, Hu S X 2020 Phys. Rev. Lett. 125 105001Google Scholar
[16] Plimpton S 1995 J. Comput. Phys. 117 1Google Scholar
[17] Ramis R, Meyer-ter-Vehn J 2016 Comput. Phys. Commun. 203 226Google Scholar
[18] Byvank T, Langendorf S J, Thoma C, Hsu S C 2020 Phys. Plasmas 27 042302Google Scholar
[19] Simakov A N, Keenan B D, Taitano W T, Chacon L 2017 Phys. Plasmas 24 092702Google Scholar
[20] Chapmann S, Cowling T 1970 The Mathematical Theory of Non-Uniform Gases (Cambridge: Cambridge University)
[21] Braginskii S 1965 Rev. Plasma Phys. 1 205
[22] Molvig K, Simakov A N, Vold E L 2014 Phys. Plasmas 21 092709Google Scholar
[23] Ross J S, Park H S, Amendt P, Divol L, Kugland N L, Rozmus W, Glenzer S H 2012 Rev. Sci. Instrum. 83 10e323Google Scholar
[24] Stejner M, Nielsen S K, Bindslev H, Korsholm S B, Salewski M 2011 Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 53 065020Google Scholar
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