Simulations of the energy loss of ions at the stopping-power maximum in a 
laser-induced plasma

Cayzac, W.; Frank, A.; Ortner, A.; Bagnoud, V.; Basko, M. M.; Bedacht, S.; Blazevic, A.; Deppert, O.; Gericke, D. O.; Hallo, L.; Knetsch, A.; Kraus, D.; Malka, G.; Pepitone, K.; Schaumann, G.; Schlegel, T.; Schumacher, D.; Tauschwitz, An; Vorberger, J.; Wagner, F.; Roth, M.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/688/1/012009

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Simulations of the energy loss of ions at the stopping-power maximum in a laser-induced plasma

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Vorberger, J.
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Cayzac, W., Frank, A., Ortner, A., Bagnoud, V., Basko, M. M., Bedacht, S., et al. (2016). Simulations of the energy loss of ions at the stopping-power maximum in a laser-induced plasma. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 688: 012009. doi:10.1088/1742-6596/688/1/012009.

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Simulations have been performed to study the energy loss of carbon ions in a hot, laser-generated plasma in the velocity region of the stopping-power maximum. In this parameter range, discrepancies of up to 30% exist between the various stopping theories and hardly any experimental data are available. The considered plasma, created by irradiating a thin carbon foil with two high-energy laser beams, is fully-ionized with a temperature of nearly 200 eV. To study the interaction at the maximum stopping power, Monte-Carlo calculations of the ion charge state in the plasma are carried out at a projectile energy of 0.5 MeV per nucleon. The predictions of various stopping-power theories are compared and experimental campaigns are planned for a first-time theory benchmarking in this low-velocity range.