X-ray Thomson scattering in high energy density plasmas

By S. Glenzer, Ronald Redmer. 2009

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Subfields: Geophysics, Mechanics of Materials, Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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In Geophysics

1. N. Nettelmann
2. Ronald Redmer
3. Bengt Eliasson
4. M. French
5. T. Mattsson
6. A. Thomas
7. F. Albert
8. J. Schneider

In Mechanics of Materials

1. F. Albert
2. A. Thomas
3. J. Schneider
4. W. Wurth
5. J. Rossbach
6. Michael Bonitz
7. Bengt Eliasson
8. N. Nettelmann

In Nuclear and High Energy Physics

1. Bengt Eliasson
2. F. Albert
3. A. Thomas
4. W. Wurth
5. J. Schneider
6. J. Rossbach
7. Michael Bonitz
8. N. Nettelmann

Citations in the corpus

• Colloquium : nonlinear collective interactions in quantum plasmas with degenerate electron fluids (2010, background): “Froula et al. (2011) summarizes the measurement techniques using scattering of EM waves in plasmas, and recent experimental results from x-ray scattering experiments in dense plasmas reveal that quantum mechanical effects are indeed important (Glenzer and Redmer, 2009; Glenzer et al., 2007).”
• 10 years of pioneering X-ray science at the Free-Electron Laser FLASH at DESY (2019, methodology): “XUV spectroscopy (Zastrau et al., 2012) and Thomson scattering (Höll et al., 2007; Glenzer and Redmer, 2009) are applied for accurate determination of plasma temperatures and densities.”
• Quantum Hydrodynamics (2013, background): “Such noticeable effects of fermion degeneracy in dense matter at relatively high temperature provide useful information about the plasmon dispersion in future experiments, for details, see [6].”
• P3: An installation for high-energy density plasma physics and ultra-high intensity laser–matter interaction at ELI-Beamlines (2017, methodology): “The efforts of the development of nanostructured targets for more efficient Ka production by short-pulse lasers is instrumental to successful implementation of the XRTS technique as a standard diagnostic technique at ELI Beamlines [49,50].”
• The phase diagram of water and the magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune (2011, methodology): “, 2009) based on novel X-ray scattering experiments (Fortney et al., 2009; Glenzer and Redmer, 2009).”
• Applications of laser wakefield accelerator-based light sources (2016, methodology): “X-ray Thomson scattering is a widely used technique in HED experiments to measure the temperature, density and ionization states of a plasma [289, 284].”
• Ab initio simulation of warm dense matter (2019, methodology): “Finally, we mention the interpretation of XRTS experiments [149–153], e.”