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A Monte Carlo algorithm for degenerate plasmas

Journal of Computational Physics Elsevier 249 (2013) 13-21

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AE Turrell, M Sherlock, SJ Rose
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Electron–positron pair creation in burning thermonuclear plasmas

High Energy Density Physics Elsevier 9:3 (2013) 480-483
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25aKC-4 超高速その場X線回折による鉄の超高圧相転移観察(非平衡極限プラズマ,領域2(プラズマ基礎・プラズマ科学・核融合プラズマ・プラズマ宇宙物理))

(2013) 177

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近藤 良彦, 尾崎 典雅, Alessandra Bennuzzi-Mounaix, Adrien Denound, Alessandra Ravasio, Erik Brambrink, Gianluca Gregori, Gael Huser, 浦西 宏幸, 宮西 宏併, 中塚 和樹, 喜田 美佳, Michel Koenig, 池谷 正太郎, 小川 剛, 佐野 孝好, Tommaso Vinci, Tsung-Han Yang, 坂和 洋一, 浅海 雄人, 佐藤 友哉, 兒玉 了介
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Measuring fast electron spectra and laser absorption in relativistic laser-solid interactions using differential bremsstrahlung photon detectors

Review of Scientific Instruments AIP Publishing 84:8 (2013) 083505

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RHH Scott, EL Clark, F Pérez, MJV Streeter, JR Davies, H-P Schlenvoigt, JJ Santos, S Hulin, KL Lancaster, SD Baton, SJ Rose, PA Norreys
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Measuring fast electron spectra and laser absorption in relativistic laser-solid interactions using differential bremsstrahlung photon detectors.

Rev Sci Instrum 84:8 (2013) 083505

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RHH Scott, EL Clark, F Pérez, MJV Streeter, JR Davies, H-P Schlenvoigt, JJ Santos, S Hulin, KL Lancaster, SD Baton, SJ Rose, PA Norreys

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A photon detector suitable for the measurement of bremsstrahlung spectra generated in relativistically intense laser-solid interactions is described. The Monte Carlo techniques used to extract the fast electron spectrum and laser energy absorbed into forward-going fast electrons are detailed. A relativistically intense laser-solid experiment using frequency doubled laser light is used to demonstrate the effective operation of the detector. The experimental data were interpreted using the 3-spatial-dimension Monte Carlo code MCNPX [D. Pelowitz, MCNPX User's Manual Version 2.6.0, Los Alamos National Laboratory, 2008], and the fast electron temperature found to be 125 keV.
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