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Cross-beam energy transfer in conditions relevant to direct-drive implosions on OMEGA
K. L. Nguyen, L. Yin, B. J. Albright +5
In cross-beam energy transfer (CBET), the interference of two laser beams ponderomotively drives an ion-acoustic wave that coherently scatters light from one beam into the other. T…
Spatiotemporal control of laser intensity through cross-phase modulation
Tanner T. Simpson, Dillon Ramsey, Phil Franke +5
Spatiotemporal pulse shaping provides control over the trajectory and range of an intensity peak. While this control can enhance laser-based applications, the optical configuration…
Optical Shock-Enhanced Self-Photon Acceleration
Philip Franke, Dillon Ramsey, Tanner T. Simpson +2
Photon accelerators can spectrally broaden laser pulses with high efficiency in moving electron density gradients. When driven by a conventional laser pulse, the group velocity wal…
Cross-beam energy transfer saturation by ion trapping-induced detuning
K. L. Nguyen, L. Yin, B. J. Albright +5
The performance of direct-drive inertial confinement fusion implosions relies critically on the coupling of laser energy to the target plasma. Cross-beam energy transfer (CBET), th…
Nonlinear spatiotemporal control of laser intensity
Tanner T. Simpson, Dillon Ramsey, Philip Franke +4
Spatiotemporal control over the intensity of a laser pulse has the potential to enable or revolutionize a wide range of laser-based applications that currently suffer from the poor…
Photon Acceleration in a Flying Focus
A. J. Howard, D. Turnbull, A. S. Davies +3
A high-intensity laser pulse propagating through a medium triggers an ionization front that can accelerate and frequency-upshift the photons of a second pulse. The maximum upshift…
Resonance absorption of a broadband laser pulse
J. P. Palastro, J. G. Shaw, R. K. Follett +5
Broad bandwidth, infrared light sources have the potential to revolutionize inertial confinement fusion (ICF) by suppressing laser-plasma instabilities. There is, however, a tradeo…