Multi-lasers are proposed to enhance the proton acceleration in laser plasma interaction. A rear-holed target is illuminated by three lasers from different directions. The scheme is demonstrated by two-dimensional par...Multi-lasers are proposed to enhance the proton acceleration in laser plasma interaction. A rear-holed target is illuminated by three lasers from different directions. The scheme is demonstrated by two-dimensional particlein-cell simulations. The electron cloud shape is controlled well and the electron density is improved significantly. The electrons accelerated by the three lasers induce an enhanced target normal sheath acceleration(TNSA) which suppresses the proton beam divergence and improves the maximum proton energy. The maximum proton energy is 22.9 Me V, which increased significantly than that of a single-laser target interaction. Meanwhile, the average divergence angle(22.3?) is reduced. The dependence of the proton beam on the length of sidewall is investigated in detail and the optimal length is obtained.展开更多
The GaAs based InGaAs metamorphic structures and their growth by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) are investigated. The controlling of the source temperature is improved to realize the linearly graded InGaAs metamorphic s...The GaAs based InGaAs metamorphic structures and their growth by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) are investigated. The controlling of the source temperature is improved to realize the linearly graded InGaAs metamorphic structure precisely. The threading dislocations are reduced. We also optimize the growth and annealing parameters of the InGaAs quantum well (QW). The 1.3-μm GaAs based metamorphic InGaAs QW is completed. A 1.3-μm GaAs based metamorphic laser is reported.展开更多
In this paper, we have improved the fast ignition scheme in order to have more authority needed for highenergy-gain. Due to the more penetrability and energy deposition of the particle beams in fusion targets, we empl...In this paper, we have improved the fast ignition scheme in order to have more authority needed for highenergy-gain. Due to the more penetrability and energy deposition of the particle beams in fusion targets, we employ a laser-to-ion converter foil as a scheme for generating energetic ion beams to ignite the fusion fuel. We find the favorable intensity and wavelength of incident laser by evaluating the laser-proton conversion gain. By calculating the source-target distance, proton beam power and energy are estimated. Our analysis is generalized to the plasma degeneracy effects which can increase the fusion gain several orders of magnitude by decreasing the ion-electron collisions in the plasma.It is found that the wavelength of 0.53 μm and the intensity of about 1020W/cm^2, by saving about 10% conversion coefficient, are the suitable measured values for converting a laser into protons. Besides, stopping power and fusion burn calculations have been done in degenerate and non-degenerate plasma mediums. The results indicate that in the presence of degeneracy, the rate of fusion enhances.展开更多
文摘Multi-lasers are proposed to enhance the proton acceleration in laser plasma interaction. A rear-holed target is illuminated by three lasers from different directions. The scheme is demonstrated by two-dimensional particlein-cell simulations. The electron cloud shape is controlled well and the electron density is improved significantly. The electrons accelerated by the three lasers induce an enhanced target normal sheath acceleration(TNSA) which suppresses the proton beam divergence and improves the maximum proton energy. The maximum proton energy is 22.9 Me V, which increased significantly than that of a single-laser target interaction. Meanwhile, the average divergence angle(22.3?) is reduced. The dependence of the proton beam on the length of sidewall is investigated in detail and the optimal length is obtained.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.90921015 and 10734060)the National Basic Research Program of China (No.2010CB327601)
文摘The GaAs based InGaAs metamorphic structures and their growth by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) are investigated. The controlling of the source temperature is improved to realize the linearly graded InGaAs metamorphic structure precisely. The threading dislocations are reduced. We also optimize the growth and annealing parameters of the InGaAs quantum well (QW). The 1.3-μm GaAs based metamorphic InGaAs QW is completed. A 1.3-μm GaAs based metamorphic laser is reported.
基金Supported by the Research Council of University of Guilan
文摘In this paper, we have improved the fast ignition scheme in order to have more authority needed for highenergy-gain. Due to the more penetrability and energy deposition of the particle beams in fusion targets, we employ a laser-to-ion converter foil as a scheme for generating energetic ion beams to ignite the fusion fuel. We find the favorable intensity and wavelength of incident laser by evaluating the laser-proton conversion gain. By calculating the source-target distance, proton beam power and energy are estimated. Our analysis is generalized to the plasma degeneracy effects which can increase the fusion gain several orders of magnitude by decreasing the ion-electron collisions in the plasma.It is found that the wavelength of 0.53 μm and the intensity of about 1020W/cm^2, by saving about 10% conversion coefficient, are the suitable measured values for converting a laser into protons. Besides, stopping power and fusion burn calculations have been done in degenerate and non-degenerate plasma mediums. The results indicate that in the presence of degeneracy, the rate of fusion enhances.
