Laser target interactions, and space/solar physics simulation experiments (Seed funding project) Laser-target: Boris Breizman, Alex Arefiev, Mykhailo Formyts'kyi.

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Laser target interactions, and space/solar physics simulation experiments (Seed funding project) Laser-target: Boris Breizman, Alex Arefiev, Mykhailo Formyts'kyi & CC. oBA-model: Laser-cluster-ansatz states that R<< and  p . It leads to predict various characteristic features in laser-cluster interaction. The model was proposed prior to the report period. It is the cornerstone of present work. oNovel 2D-PIC code has been developed by MF based on BA model. Based on these two tools, we explore features in temporal development of laser-cluster interaction and investigate potential application to 3d-harmonic absorption experiment. Work in progress was reported by MF at 2003 Int. Sherwood Fusion Theory Conf. Solar-physics simulation experiment: Wendell Horton, Manish Ithawa & CC An experimental simulation of Solar-wind-magnetosphere interaction is being studied. Several sets of numerical estimates are given to show feasibility of the experiment. Study of relevant properties of solar wind is in progress. A progress report presented by Charles Chiu

Breizman-Arefiev model for electron dynamics in micro-clusters  R<< B.N. Breizman and A.V. Arefiev, Plasma Physics Reports, July Key assumptions (typically satisfied in cluster experiments): Cluster size R is much smaller than the laser wave-length : Laser frequency  is much smaller than the electron plasma frequency  pe : micro-cluster extracted electrons  <<  pe Electron response time is much shorter than the ion response time!

Model predictions Extracted electrons escape if The remaining electrons form a cold conducting core The core displacement adjusts instantaneously to the laser field If , then the extracted electrons return to the cluster and undergo stochastic (“vacuum”) heating R d E0E0 ions cold electron core Numerical simulation is needed to investigate: ion dynamics affected by the electrons stochastic electron heating quantitatively resonant features in electron response m2m2  = >>R eE 0  =eE 0 /m  2 <<R

3D simulation of an axisymmetric cluster z r Assumptions: Laser electric field is uniform in space and it is a given function of time Electron and ion contributions are electrostatic Cluster is fully ionized Electrons and ions are “macroparticles” Binary collisions neglected Boundary conditions: dipole expansion Every “particle” corresponds to a physical ring: z r z r “Macroparticles” may be identical or their weight may vary in r r z r z

Electron core formation and electron leakage due to ion expansion E/E Ion expansion reduces the potential well for the electron core The excess electrons leak out of the well and leave the cluster The confined core Excess electrons Monotonically increasing field extracts electrons as the core contracts ( ) No contraction in constant field ( ) t=2.5 22  t=5 22  tptp 22

Electrostatic space-charge field (averaged over the electron core oscillations) is anisotropic The average accelerating force for the ions at point A is larger than at point B. Ion expansion anisotropy Ions expand predominantly across across the laser field A B  =eE 0 /m  2 >>R Large amplitude pulse Small amplitude pulse  =eE 0 /m  2 <<R Hot electron pressure is anisotropic with P || > P . along The electrons pull the ions primarily along the laser field. ions cold electrons hot electrons PP PP P || E0E0 E0E0  is not to scale

Electron heating and anisotropic ion expansion Extracted electrons undergo vacuum heating Vacuum heating poduces electron pressure anisotropy P || > P  Pulled by heated electrons, ions gain larger momentum along the laser field E0E0 along the field across the field electron momentum / m e c   ion momentum / m e c Each point corresponds to an ion

Third harmonic generation Start with an electron core inside a uniform ion cluster The core eigenfrequency is Core oscillations become nonlinear due to nonuniform ion expansion Choose laser frequency as Ion expansion reduces  pe Resonant response occurs when reaches Near t=15  0, the equation of motion for the core is approx. given by: Laser field Electron core acceleration Dipole moment oscillates at  0 and 3  0 Cluster radiates at 3  0 ! Laser field is harmonic

Experimental Setup 3D – dipole (disc magnet with B~1T) Terrestrial magnetosphere acts as a magnetic obstacle to the solar wind. This leads to the creation of shock, the dynamo EMF and the acceleration of charged particles. Measure B by Faraday Rotation: For n=10 14 /cm 3, B=0.01 T, ~ 2mm.

Solar-wind-magnetosphere simulation

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Parker’s solar wind model The solar wind is the result of a pressure difference between the solar corona and interstellar space. From continuity and momentum conservation, the solar wind velocity is determined from: The solar wind is such that the velocity is always increasing with distance from the sun: The speed is supersonic for: At Earth’s radius with a corona temperature: 1E6 K, sound speed is km/s wind speed 450km/s