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Generation of collisionless electrostatic shock waves in interaction between strong intense laser and near-critical-density plasma

Yue Dong-Ning Dong Quan-Li Chen Min Zhao Yao Geng Pan-Fei Yuan Xiao-Hui Sheng Zheng-Ming Zhang Jie

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Generation of collisionless electrostatic shock waves in interaction between strong intense laser and near-critical-density plasma

Yue Dong-Ning, Dong Quan-Li, Chen Min, Zhao Yao, Geng Pan-Fei, Yuan Xiao-Hui, Sheng Zheng-Ming, Zhang Jie
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  • Weak and strong collisionless electrostatic shock wave (CESW) generated in the interaction between strong intense laser and near-critical-density plasma are studied by the one-dimensional particle-in-cell simulation in this work. And the effects of the ranges of plasma density profiles, non-relativistic and relativistic laser intensities on the generation of CESWs are also investigated. The non-relativistic weakly driven laser generates the weak CESW in the interaction between the laser and near-critical-density plasma. The electron spectra show double-temperature distribution because the non-relativistic driven laser cannot heat the electrons sufficiently. The low-temperature electrons have an important influence on the generation of weak CESW, and they can also cause the protons to be accelerated and reflected from the CESWs. The spectra of the weak CESW protons show a continuously distributed profile. When the range of plasma density up-ramp is large, the process can be observed that the post-soliton structure evolves into the ion acoustic wave and further into the weak collisionless electrostatic shock wave. When the driven laser intensity is relativistic, the electrons are heated sufficiently to a single relativistic temperature. The effect of the range of plasma density profile on the generation of CESW is further analyzed and it is found that 1) when the range of plasma density up-ramp is large, the potential barrier of ion acoustic wave is shielded by the hot electrons; 2) when the range of plasma density up-ramp is small, the effective distance (i.e. the Debye length) of accelerating field is larger and the endurance time is longer than when the range of plasma density up-ramp is large. This makes the ion acoustic wave structure more stable in its forward propagation process. When the difference in velocity between the ion acoustic wave accelerating protons and the target normal sheath accelerating protons satisfies the proton reflection condition of CESW, the ion acoustic wave further evolves into the strong CESW, the monoenergetic protons generated at the same time.
      Corresponding author: Dong Quan-Li, qldong@aphy.iphy.ac.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 12204131), the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (Grant Nos. XDA25030300, XDA25010100), the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province, China (Grant No. ZR2019ZD44), and the Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation of Guangdong, China (Grant No. 2023A1515011695).
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  • 图 1  初始激光等离子体条件设置, 驱动激光分为弱光强(a0 = 0.5)和强光强(a0 = 3.0)两种. 近临界密度分布分为10 μm和40 μm线性上升沿两种情况, 峰值密度均为1.5nc, 下降沿均为指数分布, 特征长度为8 μm

    Figure 1.  The setup of initial laser-plasma conditions, the drive intense lasers are divided as the weak intensity and the strong intensity corresponding to the normalized amplitude as a0 = 0.5 and a0 = 3.0. The density profiles are set up as 10 μm and 40 μm linear density up-ramp respectively. The peak densities both are 1.5nc. The density down-ramps both are exponentially distributed which the characteristic scale is 8 μm.

    图 2  t = 150T0, t = 350T0, t = 500T0时刻, 弱驱动光强下, 质子密度np (a), (c) 和 纵向加速电场Ex (b), (d) 的分布 (a), (b) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (c), (d) 第2种等离子体密度分布, T0为对应波长1.0 μm的归一化激光周期

    Figure 2.  Distributions of (a), (c) the proton density np and (b), (d) the longitudinal electric field Ex with the weak drive laser intensity at t = 150T0, t = 350T0, t = 500T0: (a), (b) plasma density profile 1; (c), (d) plasma density profile 2, T0 is the normalized laser period which is corresponding to 1.0 μm wavelength.

    图 3  (a) 图2(a)A点(蓝线)和图2(c)B点(红线)处激光电场Ez随时间的分布, (b)对应的频谱分布, ω0为入射激光角频率

    Figure 3.  (a) Distributions of the laser electric field Ez of point A in Fig.2(a) (blue line) and point B in Fig.2(c) (red line); (b) the corresponding frequency spectrum, ω0 is the angular frequency of incident laser.

    图 4  t = 500T0时刻, 弱驱动光强下, 质子在相空间(x, px)中的分布 (a) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (b) 第2种等离子体密度分布; (c) 对应的动量px > 0的质子能谱分布

    Figure 4.  Protons distributions in phase-space (x, px) with the weak drive laser intensity at t = 500T0: (a) Plasma density profile 1; (b) plasma density profile 2; (c) the corresponding energy spectra for protons with proton momenta px > 0 at t = 500T0.

    图 5  t = 500T0时刻, 弱驱动光强下, 电子能谱和拟合电子温度Te分布(低温TeL和高温TeH) (a) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (b) 第2种等离子体密度分布

    Figure 5.  Distributions of the electron energy spectrum and fitted electron temperature Te (low temperature TeL and high temperature TeH) with the weak drive laser intensity at t = 500T0: (a) Plasma density profile 1, (b) plasma density profile 2.

    图 6   t = 100T0, t = 150T0, t = 200T0时刻, 强驱动光强下, 质子密度np (a), (c)和纵向加速电场Ex (b), (d)的分布 (a), (b) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (c), (d) 第2种等离子体密度分布.

    Figure 6.  Distributions of the proton density np(a), (c) and the longitudinal electric field Ex (b), (d) with the strong drive laser intensity at t = 100T0, t = 150T0, t = 200T0: (a), (b) Plasma density profile 1; (c), (d) plasma density profile 2.

    图 7  t = 300T0, t = 350T0, t = 400T0时刻, 强驱动光强下, 质子密度np (a), (c)和纵向加速电场Ex (b), (d)的分布 (a), (b) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (c), (d) 第2种等离子体密度分布

    Figure 7.  Distributions of the proton density np(a), (c) and the longitudinal electric field Ex(b), (d) with the strong drive laser intensity at t = 300T0, t = 350T0, t = 400T0: (a), (b) Plasma density profile 1; (c), (d) plasma density profile 2.

    图 8  t = 300T0, t = 350T0, t = 400T0时刻, 强驱动光强下, 质子在相空间(x, px)中的分布 (a) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (b) 第2种等离子体密度分布; (c) t = 400T0时刻, 对应的动量px > 0的质子能谱分布

    Figure 8.  Protons distributions in phase-space (x, px) with the strong drive laser intensity at t = 300T0, t = 350T0 and t = 400T0: (a) Plasma density profile 1; (b) plasma density profile 2; (c) the corresponding energy spectra for protons with proton momenta px > 0 at t = 400T0.

    图 9  t = 400T0时刻, 强驱动光强下, 电子能谱和拟合电子温度Te分布 (a) 第1种等离子体密度分布; (b) 第2种等离子体密度分布

    Figure 9.  Distributions of the electron energy spectrum and fitted electron temperature Te with the strong drive laser intensity at t = 400T0: (a) Plasma density profile 1; (b) plasma density profile 2.

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Publishing process
  • Received Date:  24 February 2023
  • Accepted Date:  15 March 2023
  • Available Online:  27 March 2023
  • Published Online:  05 June 2023

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