Ignition of a helium nanoplasma by x-ray multiple ionization of a heavy rare-gas core.
Ignition of a helium nanoplasma by x-ray multiple ionization of a heavy rare-gas core.
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通过重稀有气体核心的 X 射线多重电离点燃氦纳米等离子体。
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2020
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M. Mudrich
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D. Schomas;C. Medina;L. Ltaief;R. B. Fink;S. Mandal;S. Krishnan;R. Michiels;M. Debatin;F. Stienkemeier;S. Toleikis;C. Passow;N. Ekanayake;C. Ott;R. Moshammer;T. Pfeifer;A. Heidenreich;M. Mudrich
The dynamics of an x-ray-ionized two-component core-shell nanosystem is probed using doped helium (He) nanodroplets. First, a soft x-ray pump pulse selectively inner-shell ionizes the core cluster formed of heavier rare-gas atoms, causing electron migration from the He shell to the highly charged core. This ignites a He nanoplasma which is then driven by an intense near-infrared probe pulse. The ultrafast charge redistribution, evidenced by the rise of He$^+$ and He$^{2+}$ ion yields from the nanoplasma within $<70$ fs, leads to strong damping of the core cluster expansion. Thus, He droplets act as efficient tampers that reduce the radiation damage of embedded nanostructures, a property that could be exploited for improving coherent diffraction images.