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PHYHDEL (PHYsique de la matière à Haute Densité d'Energie par Laser)
High Energy Density Physics is the scientific framework of the PHYHDEL activities. It refers to energy densities exceeding 1011 J/m3, or to pressures above 1 Mbar, and covers many topics that could be adressed with high-energy lasers and/or pulsed-power devices, thus displaying a variety of challen…
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Publications
2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019
Below, by year, are the publications listed in the HAL open archive.
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Radiative Properties in Hot Dense Matter workshop, RPHDM2024
The workshop venue will be Sorbonne Université, will be held in ParisMore details on registration, abstract submission . will be sent within a couple of months.On behalf of the local organizing committee
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SMILEI figure au sommaire de la lettre de l'IDRIS de mai 2016
Pour accompagner au mieux le formidable effort expérimental et technologique mené dans le cadre du futur laser multi-petawatt APOLLON, plusieurs laboratoires du plateau de Saclay se sont fédérés autour du projet SMILEI visant à développer un nouvel outil de simulation dédié à l’interaction laser-pl…
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SPRINT (Sources de particules & rayonnement intenses)
High-power lasers are at present the best technological tool mankind has developed in order to concentrate, in the form of a light beam, energy in time and space. This allows in general to transfer to matter such concentrated energy, which can take various forms: either “thermal” (as in the Sun whe…
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Surface plasma waves excitation
Ultra-short (fs) intense (relativistic) laser interaction with modulated over-dense plasmas (produced from a thin grating target having a periodic groove on its front surface) was numerically and experimentally investigated.In over-dense plasmas, laser energy is usually weakly absorbed within an op…
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TIPS (Théorie & interprétation plasma, simulations)
The TIPS team is conducting theoretical and numerical studies to more deeply understand laser-plasma interaction and laser-created plasma physics, either in support of the experimental work performed by other teams of the laboratory or on its own. Thanks to a variety of codes at its disposal and to…
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