Hydrodynamic PIC analysis of THz generation by two color laser in various plasma gases

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Main Authors: Choobini, A. A. Molavi, Ghaffari-Oskooei, S. S.
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Published: 2025
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author Choobini, A. A. Molavi
Ghaffari-Oskooei, S. S.
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Ghaffari-Oskooei, S. S.
contents In the present study, a theoretical and PIC numerical investigation of THz emission driven by two color femtosecond laser fields in gaseous plasmas is conducted. The model is formulated in cylindrical coordinates to capture the inherent radial symmetry of laser plasma interactions. Starting from a hydrodynamic description of plasma electrons coupled with Maxwells equations, the nonlinear photocurrent dynamics that underpin the emission process is derived. The results reveal that the asymmetry induced by the superposition of the fundamental and second-harmonic fields plays a central role in breaking inversion symmetry, thereby generating a net directional current that radiates in the THz regime. Systematic analysis demonstrates that gas composition, ionization fraction, and the intensity ratio of the two fields strongly influence both the spectral characteristics and efficiency of THz radiation.
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spellingShingle Hydrodynamic PIC analysis of THz generation by two color laser in various plasma gases
Choobini, A. A. Molavi
Ghaffari-Oskooei, S. S.
Plasma Physics
Computational Physics
Optics
In the present study, a theoretical and PIC numerical investigation of THz emission driven by two color femtosecond laser fields in gaseous plasmas is conducted. The model is formulated in cylindrical coordinates to capture the inherent radial symmetry of laser plasma interactions. Starting from a hydrodynamic description of plasma electrons coupled with Maxwells equations, the nonlinear photocurrent dynamics that underpin the emission process is derived. The results reveal that the asymmetry induced by the superposition of the fundamental and second-harmonic fields plays a central role in breaking inversion symmetry, thereby generating a net directional current that radiates in the THz regime. Systematic analysis demonstrates that gas composition, ionization fraction, and the intensity ratio of the two fields strongly influence both the spectral characteristics and efficiency of THz radiation.
title Hydrodynamic PIC analysis of THz generation by two color laser in various plasma gases
topic Plasma Physics
Computational Physics
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.09083