2007
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.75.066403
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Ergodic model for the expansion of spherical nanoplasmas

Abstract: Recently, the collisionless expansion of spherical nanoplasmas has been analyzed with a new

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“…where we assumed the background charge to fill the x < 0 region with uniform density. The corresponding electron Kovalev and Bychenkov (2003); Mora (2003Mora ( , 2005; and Peano et al (2007). 11 A list of papers describing TNSA models mostly based on a static modeling include Albright et al (2006); Lontano and Passoni (2006); Lontano (2004, 2008); ; Robinson et al (2006); and Schreiber et al (2006).…”
Section: Quasi-static Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where we assumed the background charge to fill the x < 0 region with uniform density. The corresponding electron Kovalev and Bychenkov (2003); Mora (2003Mora ( , 2005; and Peano et al (2007). 11 A list of papers describing TNSA models mostly based on a static modeling include Albright et al (2006); Lontano and Passoni (2006); Lontano (2004, 2008); ; Robinson et al (2006); and Schreiber et al (2006).…”
Section: Quasi-static Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two figures show the excellent agreement between numerical and analytic results. The third case here considered concerns the shock formation in a Coulomb explosion [4,8]. The phenomenon arises when the initial ion distribution is not uniform, in particular if the inner density is larger respect to the outer one.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the very low temperature limit quasi-neutrality (n e = Zn i ) is implied except for scale-length smaller than the Debye-length, which itself is considered small with respect to the target-size for this mechanism. For such a system with spherical symmetry, solutions have been found in the hydrodynamic approximation [188] (isothermal and adiabatic), directly [189,190] (adiabatic) and in numerical or semi-numerical calculations [191,194] (isothermal and adiabatic). These solutions show a universal ion spectral distribution for t → ∞, because the ion density distribution approaches the same profile over time, independently from the initial ion-density distribution [188,191].…”
Section: Quasi-neutral Expansionmentioning
confidence: 99%