Spectroscopy of Laser-Produced Plasmas

[1]  I. Skobelev,et al.  Density-dependent Lines of One- and Two-electron Ions in Diagnostics of Laboratory plasma. I. The rates of collision relaxation of excited levels , 1977 .

[2]  N. Jelley,et al.  The X-ray spectra of H-like, He-like and Li-like silicon ions after foil excitation , 1979 .

[3]  Direct observation of population inversion between Al&11 levels in a laser-produced plasma (A) , 1978 .

[4]  R. Lee.  Effect of fine-structure splitting on the shape of the Lyman α line profile of high-z emitters in ultra dense plasmas , 1979 .

[5]  K. Brueckner.  Fast-electron production in laser-heated plasmas , 1977 .

[6]  Barukh Yaakobi,et al.  Measurement of Reduced Thermal Conduction in (Layered) Laser-Target Experiments , 1977 .

[7]  W. Seka,et al.  Multilayer Targets as a Diagnostic Tool for Laser‐Produced Plasmas , 1971 .

[8]  V. Jacobs,et al.  Dielectronic recombination rates, ionization equilibrium, and radiative energy-loss rates for neon, magnesium, and sulfur ions in low-density plasmas , 1979 .

[9]  W. J. Gallagher,et al.  Laser‐generated plasmas as a source of x rays for medical applications , 1974 .

[10]  A. Hearn.  Radiative Transfer of Doppler Broadened Resonance Lines , 1963 .

[11]  C. F. Hooper.  Low-Frequency Component Electric Microfield Distributions in Plasmas , 1968 .

[12]  N. H. Burnett,et al.  X‐ray emission characteristics of plasmas created by a high‐intensity CO2 laser , 1977 .

[13]  J. Balmer,et al.  Scaling laws for temperature and reflectivity of plasma generated by a short neodymium laser pulse , 1980 .

[14]  R. Latter,et al.  Electron Radiative Transitions in a Coulomb Field , 1961 .

[15]  C. Hooper,et al.  Low-frequency electric-microfield distributions in a plasma containing multiply-charged ions: extended calculations , 1977 .

[16]  A. Zigler,et al.  The origin of Kα radiation in laser-produced aluminum plasma , 1977 .

[17]  H. Schwarz,et al.  Plasma Production with a Nd Laser and Non-Thermal Effects , 1971 .

[18]  G. Charatis,et al.  Laser-driven compression of glass microspheres , 1975 .

[19]  D. J. Johnson,et al.  X-ray emission spectra from high-power-laser: produced plasmas , 1975 .

[20]  J. Dufty.  Ion motion in plasma line broadening , 1970 .

[21]  R. Lee.  Study of ion dynamic effects on Lyman and Balmer hydrogen lines , 1979 .

[22]  Ping Lee,et al.  Compression measurements of neon-seeded glass microballoons irradiated by CO/sub 2/-laser light , 1979 .

[23]  S. Ramsden,et al.  Observation of a Population Inversion in a Possible Extreme Ultraviolet Lasing System , 1976 .

[24]  Determination of suprathermal electron distributions in laser‐produced plasmas , 1975 .

[25]  K. Eidmann.  Calculation of free-free radiation from plasma with non-Maxwellian isotropic or anisotropic electron velocity distribution , 1975 .

[26]  D. Burgess,et al.  Vacuum ultra-violet emission spectra from laser-produced plasmas , 1967 .

[27]  D. G. Hummer,et al.  Radiative transfer in spherically symmetric systems-III. Fundamentals of line formation , 1974 .

[28]  J. Martineau,et al.  Reflection measurements in CO2 laser solid deuterium target interaction , 1974 .

[29]  F. Irons.  Stark broadening of high quantum number Δn=1 transitions of carbon V and VI in a laser-produced plasma , 1973 .

[30]  J. Apruzese,et al.  The importance of photoexcitation to the ionization dynamics of laser-produced carbon plasmas , 1978 .

[31]  A. Faenov,et al.  The analysis of satellites to the H-like ion resonance lines observed in the X-ray region , 1977 .

[32]  N. Peacock,et al.  Tables for the computation of dielectronic recombination coefficients , 1976 .

[33]  I. I. Sobelman.  Über die Theorie der Linienbreite von Atomen , 1957 .

[34]  R. A. Haas,et al.  Light-plasma interaction studies with high-power glass laser , 1977 .

[35]  R. Whitlock,et al.  Laser-Produced-Plasma Energy Transport through Plastic Films, , 1977 .

[36]  Space-time implosion characteristics of laser-irradiated fusion targets , 1977 .

[37]  R.W. Waynant,et al.  Review of short wavelength laser research , 1976, Proceedings of the IEEE.

[38]  C. Rouse.  FINITE ELECTRONIC PARTITION FUNCTION FROM SCREENED COULOMB INTERACTIONS. , 1967 .

[39]  J. M. Ward,et al.  Direct laser-based measurements of the collisional depopulation rate of the n=2 level of hydrogen in a plasma , 1978 .

[40]  D. Macquigg,et al.  Observation and Simulation of Effects on Parylene Disks Irradiated at High Intensities with a 1.06-μm Laser , 1976 .

[41]  C. Lewis,et al.  X-ray streak camera observations of laser produced plasma corona development , 1976 .

[42]  L. House.  Theoretical Wavelengths for Ka-TYPE X-Ray Lines in the Spectra of Ionized Atoms (carbon to Copper) , 1969 .

[43]  A theoretical interpretation of exploding pusher laser fusion experiments , 1979 .

[44]  Gerard Jamelot,et al.  Superradiant line in the soft-X-ray range , 1974 .

[45]  E. Thorsos,et al.  Explosive-pusher-type laser compression experiments with neon-filled microballoons , 1979 .

[46]  H. Summers,et al.  The Effects of Electron and Radiation Density on Dielectronic Recombination , 1969 .

[47]  D. Brown,et al.  Measurement and Calculation of Absolute X‐Ray Intensities , 1971 .

[48]  Ciaran Lewis,et al.  TIME-RESOLVED X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY OF LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS , 1980 .

[49]  C. C. Smith,et al.  Electron density measurements using the Stark-broadened line wings of hydrogenic ions in laser-produced plasmas , 1978 .

[50]  R. Fabbro,et al.  Experimental transport studies in laser-produced plasmas at 1. 06 and 0. 53. mu. m , 1979 .

[51]  L. G. Parratt.  Excitation Potential ofKα3, 4Satellite Lines , 1936 .

[52]  G. Ecker,et al.  Lowering of the Ionization Energy for a Plasma in Thermodynamic Equilibrium , 1963 .

[53]  R. Godwin.  X-Ray Diagnostics in the Laser-Initiated Fusion Program , 1975 .

[54]  A. Vinogradov,et al.  Diagnostics of dense laser plasmas based on the spectra of hydrogen-like and helium-like multiply charged ions , 1974 .

[55]  F. Irons,et al.  A spectroscopic study of the recombination of C6 + to C5 + in an expanding laser-produced plasma , 1974 .

[56]  David G. Hummer,et al.  Non-coherent scattering, II: Line formation with a frequency independent source function , 1965 .

[57]  L. House.  Ionization Equilibrium of the Elements from H to Fe. , 1964 .

[58]  M. Key,et al.  Space resolved X-ray measurements on laser produced plasmas , 1974 .

[59]  T. Yamanaka,et al.  Energy Transport through High- Z Metal Foil in a Laser-Produced Plasma , 1977 .

[60]  A. Faenov,et al.  Anomalous intensity ratios of the resonance to intercombination lines of He-like ions in Nd- and CO2-laser-produced plasmas , 1979 .

[61]  D. R. Inglis,et al.  Ionic Depression of Series Limits in One-Electron Spectra. , 1939 .

[62]  J. Shearer,et al.  EXPERIMENTAL INDICATIONS OF PLASMA INSTABILITIES INDUCED BY LASER HEATING. , 1972 .

[63]  F. Irons,et al.  A spectroscopic study of the plasma generated by a laser from polyethylene , 1968 .

[64]  J. E. Swain,et al.  Preliminary measurements of x-ray and neutron emission from laser-produced plasmas. , 1972, Applied optics.

[65]  J. Scofield,et al.  The spectra of helium-like ions in laser-produced plasmas☆ , 1976 .

[66]  H. Griem.  Validity of Local Thermal Equilibrium in Plasma Spectroscopy , 1963 .

[67]  A. Krumbein,et al.  Calculation of x‐ray production rate and ionization‐state density in hot aluminum plasma , 1978 .

[68]  G. Tonon,et al.  X‐ray emission in laser‐produced plasmas , 1973 .

[69]  B. Wende,et al.  Discrepancies between the Stark-broadening theories of hydrogen and measurements of Lyman-. cap alpha. Stark profiles in a dense equilibrium plasma , 1977 .

[70]  E. Thorsos,et al.  Direct Measurement of Compression of Laser-Imploded Targets Using X-Ray Spectroscopy , 1977 .

[71]  J. Weisheit.  Recombination in dense plasmas , 1975 .

[72]  C. Jordan.  The ionization equilibrium of elements between carbon and nickel , 1969 .

[73]  J. Nuckolls,et al.  Laser‐induced thermonuclear fusion , 1973 .

[74]  K. Brueckner,et al.  Laser Driven Fusion , 1973 .

[75]  R. Dicke.  The effect of collisions upon the Doppler width of spectral lines , 1953 .

[76]  T. C. Bristow,et al.  Six‐beam irradiation and implosion of laser fusion targets: Laser focus dependence , 1979 .

[77]  Interaction of 1.06 μm laser radiation with variable Z̃ targets , 1978 .

[78]  H. Summers,et al.  Cross-sections for ionization of positive ions by electron impact , 1977 .

[79]  G. Jamelot,et al.  Experimental evidence for the possible existence of a stimulated emission in the extreme UV range , 1971 .

[80]  R. Lee,et al.  A theoretical study of the plasma broadening of helium-like transitions for high-Z emitters , 1979 .

[81]  Ditmar Kranzer,et al.  Spatial dependence of the carrier lifetime in thin films of silicon on sapphire , 1974 .

[82]  D. Macquigg,et al.  Irradiation of parylene disks with a 1.06 μm laser , 1977 .

[83]  N. Peacock,et al.  Quantitative X-ray spectroscopy of the light-absorption region at the surface of laser-irradiated polyethylene , 1975 .

[84]  V. Jacobs,et al.  Effects of plasma microfields on radiative transitions from atomic levels above the ionization threshold , 1975 .

[85]  J. Nuckolls,et al.  Fusion Power by Laser Implosion , 1974 .

[86]  C. Hooper,et al.  Stark broadening in hot, dense laser-produced plasmas , 1976 .

[87]  H. Salzmann.  Production of hot plasmas of solid‐state density by ultrashort laser pulses , 1973 .

[88]  John C. Stewart,et al.  Lowering of Ionization Potentials in Plasmas , 1966 .

[89]  M. Key,et al.  Electron temperature and ionization state in laser produced plasmas , 1973 .

[90]  I. Skobelev,et al.  BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS: Stimulated emission in far ultraviolet due to transitions in multiply charged neon-like ions , 1978 .

[91]  Ciaran Lewis,et al.  PULSED-X-RAY SHADOWGRAPHY OF DENSE, COOL, LASER-IMPLODED PLASMA , 1978 .

[92]  A. Faenov,et al.  The determination of laser plasma electron density by K spectra of multicharged ions , 1979 .

[93]  J. Kilkenny,et al.  Measurement of fast-electron energy spectra and preheating in laser-irradiated targets , 1979 .

[94]  H. Graboske,et al.  BOUND EIGENSTATES OF THE STATIC SCREENED COULOMB POTENTIAL. , 1970 .

[95]  V. A. Boiko,et al.  X-ray spectroscopy of multiply-charged ions from laser plasmas. , 1978 .

[96]  J. Bobin,et al.  Temperature in laser-created deuterium plasmas , 1969 .

[97]  H. Bartels.  Der Einfluß erzwungener übergänge und starker kontinuierlicher Emission auf die Linienkontur bei inhomogener Schicht , 1953 .

[98]  R. Wilson.  The spectroscopy on non-thermal plasmas , 1962 .

[99]  R. Lee.  A theoretical study of the effects of ion motion on spectral lines in plasmas. I. Neutral helium lines , 1973 .

[100]  R. Mcwhirter,et al.  A Calculation of the Instantaneous Population Densities of the Excited Levels of Hydrogen-like Ions in a Plasma , 1963 .

[101]  S. Chekalin,et al.  X-ray spectra of plasmas created with ultrashort laser pulses , 1977 .

[102]  R. Lee.  Study of the plasma broadening of spectral lines of hydrogenic ions , 1979 .

[103]  D. Mosher.  Coronal equilibrium of high-atomic-number plasmas , 1974 .

[104]  J. M. Ward,et al.  Plasma parameters in laser imploded targets from space-resolved X-ray spectroscopy , 1979 .

[105]  I. Yu. Skobelev,et al.  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Determination of plasma density from spectra of heliumlike ions , 1975 .

[106]  C. F. Hooper.  Asymptotic electric microfield distributions in low-frequency component plasmas. , 1968 .

[107]  D. R. Bates,et al.  Recombination between electrons and atomic ions, I. Optically thin plasmas , 1962, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

[108]  David G. Hummer,et al.  Radiative Transfer in Spherically Symmetric Systems. The Conservative Grey Case , 1971 .

[109]  F. Irons,et al.  The ion and velocity structure in a laser produced plasma , 1972 .

[110]  B. Shore,et al.  Electron impact excitation of atoms , 1970 .

[111]  A. Burgess.  Delectronic Recombination and the Temperature of the Solar Corona. , 1964 .

[112]  I. Holin,et al.  He-like ion resonance-line satellites radiated from Be-like ions , 1978 .

[113]  R. Landshoff,et al.  Determination of plasma parameters of laser-produced aluminium plasma from x-ray line radiation , 1976 .

[114]  J. Seely,et al.  Intensity Inversion in the Balmer Spectrum of C 5 , 1978 .

[115]  J. O’Brien,et al.  LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTRIC MICROFIELD DISTRIBUTIONS IN A PLASMA CONTAINING MULTIPLY CHARGED IONS. , 1972 .

[116]  J. Auerbach,et al.  Neon spectral line broadening as a diagnostic for compressed laser‐fusion targets , 1979 .

[117]  T. Hall,et al.  Reflectivity measurements of a CO2 laser produced plasma , 1976 .

[118]  D. G. Hummer,et al.  Radiative transfer in spherically symmetric systems. IV. Solution of the line transfer problem with radial velocity fields , 1974 .

[119]  B. Luther-Davies.  X-ray bremsstrahlung and fast-ion measurements from picosecond laser-produced plasmas , 1977 .

[120]  J. Zink.  SHELL STRUCTURE AND THE THOMAS--FERMI EQUATION OF STATE. , 1968 .

[121]  D. R. Bates,et al.  PROPERTIES OF A DECAYING PLASMA , 1963 .

[122]  M. J. Boyle,et al.  Calibrated ’’four‐color’’ x‐ray microscope for laser plasma diagnostics , 1976 .

[123]  A. Faenov,et al.  The observation of intercombination lines 1s3p 3P1→1s2 1S0 of multicharged He-like ions in laser-produced plasmas , 1977 .

[124]  D. G. Hummer.  Numerical solution of the transfer equation with noncoherent scattering , 1963 .

[125]  A. M. Malvezzi,et al.  Line broadening and self-absorption of Be IV in a laser-produced plasma , 1977 .

[126]  J. Magill.  Atomic physics algorithms for plasmas undergoing transient ionization and recombination , 1977 .

[127]  J. Kilkenny,et al.  Demonstration of Resistive Inhibition of Fast Electrons from Laser-Produced Plasmas in Low-Density Gold Targets , 1980 .

[128]  F. Young.  Measurements of Energetic X Rays from Laser-Produced Plasmas , 1974 .

[129]  A. Gabriel,et al.  Dielectronic Satellite Spectra for Highly - Charged Helium - like Ions — II Improved Calculations , 1975 .

[130]  D. Tidman,et al.  Laser Target Model , 1973 .

[131]  R. Dekeyser.  The partition function of a partially ionized hydrogen plasma , 1965 .

[132]  C. Jordan.  Ionization Equilibria for High Ions of Fe and Ni , 1970 .

[133]  M. Key,et al.  Time Resolved Absolute X-Ray Measurements on Laser-Produced Plasmas , 1974 .

[134]  K. Whitney,et al.  Hot‐spot model of K‐line emission from laser‐heated plasmas , 1974 .

[135]  M. Rosen,et al.  Exploding pusher performance − A theoretical model , 1979 .

[136]  Spatially Resolved and Stark-Broadened X-Ray Lines from Laser-Imploded Targets , 1976 .

[137]  J. Kephart,et al.  Bremsstrahlung emission from laser ‐ produced plasmas , 1974 .

[138]  R. Godwin,et al.  Energy‐transport experiments in 10‐μm laser‐produced plasmas , 1978 .

[139]  D. Burgess.  Spectroscopy of laboratory plasmas , 1972 .

[140]  M. Key,et al.  Experimental and theoretical studies of the time and space development of plasma parameters in a laser induced spark in helium , 1969, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

[141]  R. Lee.  A theoretical study of the effects of ion motion on spectral lines in plasmas. II. Hydrogen-Hβ , 1973 .

[142]  D. Forslund,et al.  Theory of hot-electron spectra at high laser intensity , 1977 .

[143]  D. R. Bates,et al.  The calculation of the absolute strengths of spectral lines , 1949, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

[144]  H. Griem.  Broadening of the Lyman- α lines of hydrogen and hydrogenic ions in dense plasmas , 1978 .

[145]  C. Lewis,et al.  Transient population inversion at 18.2 nm in a laser produced CVI plasma , 1979 .

[146]  B. Rozsnyai.  Spectral lines in hot dense matter , 1977 .

[147]  J. Apruzese,et al.  Interpretation of the spatial and spectral intensities of optically thick resonance lines emitted from a spherical laser-heated plasma , 1977 .

[148]  M. Seaton.  Electron Impact Excitation of Positive Ions , 1976 .

[149]  H. Summers.  The ionization equilibrium of hydrogen-like to argon-like ions of elements. , 1974 .

[150]  Mordecai D. Rosen,et al.  Time-resolved high-energy x-ray spectra of laser-irradiated targets , 1979 .

[151]  L. Vainshtein,et al.  Wavelengths and transition probabilities of satellites to resonance lines of H- and He-like ions , 1978 .

[152]  H. Kornblum,et al.  Flat-response, subkiloelectronvolt x-ray detector with a subnanosecond time response. , 1978, The Review of scientific instruments.

[153]  Alan H. Gabriel,et al.  Dielectronic Satellite Spectra for Highly-Charged Helium-Like Ion Lines , 1972 .

[154]  A. Vinogradov,et al.  Spectroscopic methods for diagnostics of superdense hot plasma , 1974 .

[155]  J. D. Garcia,et al.  Energy Level and Line Tables for One-Electron Atomic Spectra* , 1965 .

[156]  K. Whitney,et al.  Line emission in AI XI as an optical diagnostic in laser‐heated plasmas , 1976 .

[157]  M. Baranger,et al.  LIGHT AS A PLASMA PROBE , 1961 .

[158]  C. M. Lee,et al.  Properties of matter at high pressures and temperatures , 1978 .

[159]  Measurements of non-thermal electron energy distributions in high temperature laser produced plasmas , 1975 .

[160]  M. J. Boyle,et al.  The interaction of 1.06 μm laser radiation with high Z disk targets , 1979 .

[161]  B. Fawcett.  Recent Progress in the Classification of the Spectra of Highly Ionized Atoms , 1974 .

[162]  N. Ceglio,et al.  Micro-Fresnel zone plates for coded imaging applications. , 1978, The Review of scientific instruments.

[163]  V. Jacobs,et al.  The influence of autoionization accompanied by excitation on dielectronic recombination and ionization equilibrium. [in high temperature astrophysical plasmas] , 1977 .

[164]  F. Irons.  The escape factor in plasma spectroscopy—III. Two case studies , 1979 .

[165]  A. Szöke,et al.  Time and spectral resolution in resonance scattering and resonance fluorescence , 1977 .

[166]  Kent Estabrook,et al.  Properties of Resonantly Heated Electron Distributions , 1978 .

[167]  B. Pagel.  Atomic collisions and local thermodynamic equilibrium in stellar atmospheres , 1968, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences.

[168]  F. Irons.  Radiative transfer across expanding laser-produced plasmas. I. Line profiles , 1975 .

[169]  R. Hutcheon,et al.  The intensities of the resonance lines of highly ionized hydrogen-like ions , 1973 .

[170]  S. Pikuz,et al.  Satellites to the He-like ion 1s2 1S0–1s3p 1P1 lines with Z = 12−19 in laser plasmas , 1978 .

[171]  David J. Johnson.  An x‐ray spectral measurement system for nanosecond plasmas , 1974 .

[172]  J. Kilkenny,et al.  Experimental evidence of hydrodynamic instabilities in laser driven implosions , 1980 .

[173]  C. Lewis,et al.  Neon-Like and Fluorine-Like X-Ray Emission Spectra for Elements from Cu to Sr , 1980 .

[174]  D. Attwood,et al.  Time-resolved X-ray spectral studies of laser-compressed targets , 1976 .

[175]  M. Seaton,et al.  The Ionization Equilibrium for Iron in the Solar Corona , 1964 .

[176]  J. Seely.  Density-Sensitive Dielectronic Satellite Lines in Microballon Neon Spectra , 1979 .

[177]  M. Key,et al.  X‐ray emission from laser‐irradiated plane solid targets , 1976 .