Spatial profile of plasma temperature generated by discharge in 3D printed capillary

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Auteurs principaux: Barkai, Niv, kliss, Noa, Ferber, Yair, Raz, Yoav, Liran, Rotem, Botton, Mordechai, Zigler, Arie
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author Barkai, Niv
kliss, Noa
Ferber, Yair
Raz, Yoav
Liran, Rotem
Botton, Mordechai
Zigler, Arie
author_facet Barkai, Niv
kliss, Noa
Ferber, Yair
Raz, Yoav
Liran, Rotem
Botton, Mordechai
Zigler, Arie
contents A method for evaluating the radial temperature profile of a plasma channel is presented. The radiation spectrum of mixture of Hydrogen Nitrogen plasma in capillary discharge is collected. Assuming a local thermal equilibrium, the temperature is derived from the ratio of two emission lines (N +,N 2+). The method presented here does not rely on Stark broadening of the emitted H-alpha line hence can be utilized in a wide range of plasma constituents and densities, leading to an improved control of the plasma channel parameters as required by future laser wakefield acceleration schemes.
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spellingShingle Spatial profile of plasma temperature generated by discharge in 3D printed capillary
Barkai, Niv
kliss, Noa
Ferber, Yair
Raz, Yoav
Liran, Rotem
Botton, Mordechai
Zigler, Arie
Plasma Physics
A method for evaluating the radial temperature profile of a plasma channel is presented. The radiation spectrum of mixture of Hydrogen Nitrogen plasma in capillary discharge is collected. Assuming a local thermal equilibrium, the temperature is derived from the ratio of two emission lines (N +,N 2+). The method presented here does not rely on Stark broadening of the emitted H-alpha line hence can be utilized in a wide range of plasma constituents and densities, leading to an improved control of the plasma channel parameters as required by future laser wakefield acceleration schemes.
title Spatial profile of plasma temperature generated by discharge in 3D printed capillary
topic Plasma Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.15705