论文信息 - Pulsed magnets with high field intensity for laser-plasma experiments and TDS spectroscopy

Pulsed magnets with high field intensity for laser-plasma experiments and TDS spectroscopy

The studies of different physical processes in presence of strong magnetic fields are one of the everlasting problems in experimental physics. Development of techniques and investigation of complex dynamics leads to the implementation of magnetic systems with fields more than 20 T. The laser-plasma experiments [1] and time-domain spectroscopy [2] are one of the outstanding applications for strong magnetic fields. Conventional magnetic systems based on large superconducting magnets are not convenient for ultrafast spectroscopy due to remote access to the magnet coil and unavoidable dispersive elements. The solution is to use the small-scale pulsed systems, which provide easy alignment and strong field at the same time.

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