Self-Trapping of Extreme Light

Bychenkov, V. Yu.; Kovalev, V. F.

doi:10.1007/s11141-021-10093-9

Radiophys Quantum El

2021

DOI: 10.1007/s11141-021-10093-9

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Self-Trapping of Extreme Light

V. Yu. Bychenkov

V. F. Kovalev

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Laser-based photonuclear production of medical isotopes and nuclear waste transmutation

Lobok¹,

Brantov²,

Bychenkov³

2022

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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The results of complex simulations PIC-GEANT4 (particle-in-cell and Monte-Carlo) codes based on generation of a high-energy electron bunch by a short laser pulse propagating in relativistic self-trapping regime in a near-critical plasma has been applied to assess the possibility of medical isotope production and nuclear waste transmutation. It has been demonstrated that a 10Hz 30 fs 4J laser pulse is well suited for the production of therapeutic amounts of several standard medical radionuclides (111In, 123I, 103Pd, 62Cu, 64Cu). The use of direct electron irradiation has an advantage over the irradiation of Bremsstrahlung gamma radiation from the converter due to the simpliﬁcation of the production scheme without loss of radionuclide yield. The study of the transmutation of long-lived fusion products showed low eﬃciency and the need for preliminary isotopes separation. Achieving as little as 10% reduction in the activity of a 10 g sample requires continuous operation of the next generation laser system at a high repetition rate (1 MHz-100 kHz) for (1-10) years.

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Laser-based photonuclear production of medical isotopes and nuclear waste transmutation

Lobok¹,

Brantov²,

Bychenkov³

2022

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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Compression of high-power laser pulse leads to increase of electron acceleration efficiency

Vais,

Lobok,

Bychenkov

2024

Phys. Rev. E

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Laser-triggered terahertz emission from near-critical-density targets

Bychenkov,

Brantov,

Lobok

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Phys. Rev. E

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Self-Trapping of Extreme Light

Cited by 13 publications

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Laser-based photonuclear production of medical isotopes and nuclear waste transmutation

Laser-based photonuclear production of medical isotopes and nuclear waste transmutation

Compression of high-power laser pulse leads to increase of electron acceleration efficiency

Laser-triggered terahertz emission from near-critical-density targets

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