A New Line for Laser-Driven Light Ions Acceleration and Related TNSA Studies

نویسندگان

  • Leonida Antonio Gizzi
  • Dario Giove
  • Carmen Altana
  • Fernando Brandi
  • Pablo Cirrone
  • Gabriele Cristoforetti
  • Alberto Fazzi
  • Paolo Ferrara
  • Lorenzo Fulgentini
  • Petra Koester
  • Luca Labate
  • Gaetano Lanzalone
  • Pasquale Londrillo
  • David Mascali
  • Annamaria Muoio
  • Daniele Palla
  • Francesco Schillaci
  • Stefano Sinigardi
  • Salvatore Tudisco
  • Giorgio Turchetti
چکیده

In this paper, we present the status of the line for laser-driven light ions acceleration (L3IA) currently under implementation at the Intense Laser Irradiation Laboratory (ILIL), and we provide an overview of the pilot experimental activity on laser-driven ion acceleration carried out in support of the design of the line. A description of the main components is given, including the laser, the beam transport line, the interaction chamber, and the diagnostics. A review of the main results obtained so far during the pilot experimental activity is also reported, including details of the laser-plasma interaction and ion beam characterization. A brief description of the preliminary results of a dedicated numerical modeling is also provided.

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تاریخ انتشار 2017