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Giga-Gauss scale quasistatic magnetic field generation in an 'escargot' target

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arxiv 1410.0053 v1 pith:CXM4BAJ7 submitted 2014-09-30 physics.plasm-ph

Ph.Korneev , E. d'Humieres , V. Tikhonchuk This is my paper · ORCID
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A simple setup for the generation of ultra-intense quasistatic magnetic fields, based on the generation of electron currents with a predefined geometry in a curved 'escargot' target, is proposed and analysed. Particle-In-Cell simulations and qualitative estimates show that giga-Gauss scale magnetic fields may be achieved with existent laser facilities. The described mechanism of the strong magnetic field generation may be useful in a wide range of applications, from laboratory astrophysics to magnetized ICF schemes.

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