Microexplosions in Bulk Sapphire Driven by Simultaneously Spatially and Temporally Focused Femtosecond Laser Beams
Microexplosions in Bulk Sapphire Driven by Simultaneously Spatially and Temporally Focused Femtosecond Laser Beams
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同时空间和时间聚焦飞秒激光束驱动块状蓝宝石中的微爆炸
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10.1109/cleo/europe-eqec57999.2023.10231958
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2023
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P. Polynkin
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作者:
W. Cheng;Zhaohui Wang;Xiaolong Liu;Anton Rudenko;Ya Cheng;P. Polynkin
Confined microexplosions driven by tightly focused femtosecond laser pulses inside the bulk of transparent dielectrics [1] had been argued to produce extreme pressure and temperature conditions on the tabletop. Early estimates suggested that transient pressures exceeding 10 TPa can be attainable [2]. Our numerical analysis [3] based on the non-paraxial Maxwell propagator for the optical field, initiated by the non-paraxial boundary conditions and coupled with the rate equations for the material response, shows rigid clamping of both the free-electron density and temperature in the interaction volume (Figure 1). The clamped values correspond [4] to the peak attainable pressures of ~ 250 GPa, which is about two orders of magnitude lower than the earlier estimates [2]. Our numerical results are robust against very large variations of the ionization and electron-heating parameters of up to one order of magnitude up or down from their nominal accepted values.