Intense laser-cluster interaction in the strong coupling regime
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Abstract
The interaction of noble gas clusters with moderately intense laser radiation at 100 and 800 nm is investigated via molecular dynamics simulations. It is shown that the laser-cluster interaction creates a strongly coupled plasma, which is characterized by a dominance of collisional processes. This has led to several findings. (1) A new heating mechanism is identified that explains the observation of unusually high-charge states in recent experiments with 100 nm radiation at DESY. We find that energy absorption takes place in the following cycle: many-body collisions resulting in an enhanced recombination of free electrons to exited states, and subsequent reionization. (2) Cluster interaction with 800 nm radiation is a promising system for investigating the transition from weakly coupled plasmas, where collective processes dominate, to strongly coupled plasmas. We achieve this transition by varying a single parameter: the laser intensity. The experimental and theoretical accessibility of laser-cluster interaction, thus, allows a systematic combined study of the interplay between collective and collisional processes.
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