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Autori principali: Kumar, Manoj, Ersfeld, Bernhard, Lee, Jaeho, Park, Dohyun, Kim, Seungyun, Nam, Inhyuk, Kim, Minseok, Jeon, Seongjin, Jaroszynski, Dino A., Suk, Hyyong, Hur, Min Sup
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.17267
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author Kumar, Manoj
Ersfeld, Bernhard
Lee, Jaeho
Park, Dohyun
Kim, Seungyun
Nam, Inhyuk
Kim, Minseok
Jeon, Seongjin
Jaroszynski, Dino A.
Suk, Hyyong
Hur, Min Sup
author_facet Kumar, Manoj
Ersfeld, Bernhard
Lee, Jaeho
Park, Dohyun
Kim, Seungyun
Nam, Inhyuk
Kim, Minseok
Jeon, Seongjin
Jaroszynski, Dino A.
Suk, Hyyong
Hur, Min Sup
contents A novel method is presented for generating radiation using the beat wave associated with a bi-frequency laser pulse, to excite plasma oscillations in a plasma slab with a density gradient. By resonantly exciting a plasma wave, it can be localised and transformed into a plasma oscillator that produces a beam of radially polarised terahertz radiation. Particle-in-cell simulations and analytic theory are used to demonstrate its main characteristics, which includes narrow bandwidth. The radiator should have useful applications such as terahertz-band particle accelerators and pump-probe experiments.
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spellingShingle Narrowband THz Emission from a Plasma Oscillator Imbedded in a Plasma Density Gradient
Kumar, Manoj
Ersfeld, Bernhard
Lee, Jaeho
Park, Dohyun
Kim, Seungyun
Nam, Inhyuk
Kim, Minseok
Jeon, Seongjin
Jaroszynski, Dino A.
Suk, Hyyong
Hur, Min Sup
Plasma Physics
A novel method is presented for generating radiation using the beat wave associated with a bi-frequency laser pulse, to excite plasma oscillations in a plasma slab with a density gradient. By resonantly exciting a plasma wave, it can be localised and transformed into a plasma oscillator that produces a beam of radially polarised terahertz radiation. Particle-in-cell simulations and analytic theory are used to demonstrate its main characteristics, which includes narrow bandwidth. The radiator should have useful applications such as terahertz-band particle accelerators and pump-probe experiments.
title Narrowband THz Emission from a Plasma Oscillator Imbedded in a Plasma Density Gradient
topic Plasma Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.17267