Correlation of Spontaneous Magnetic Fiels with Net Energy Absorbed in Laser-Plasmas Produced from Thin Film Target
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Experimental as well as computational studies have been performed on spon-taneously generated magnetic-field and net absorbed laser energy bylaser-producedplasmas where one ruby-laser beam with relatively lower power level is focusedonto one-side of an aluminum foil target with various thickness. It is found thatthese two physical quantities are experimentally in good correlation and thecomputational results based upon a simplified fluid-dynamic model explain thiscorrelation.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1982-12-15
著者
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NAKANO Noboru
Department of Surgery, National Ehime Hospital
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SEKIGUCHI Tadashi
Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Tokyo
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Nakano Noboru
Department Of Physics University Of Tokyo:institute For Solid-state Physics University Of Tokyo
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Nakano Noboru
Department Of Physics University Of Tokyo
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Sekiguchi Tadashi
Department Of Electrical Eng. University Of Tokyo
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