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Directed Nano-antennas for Laser Fusion
FUSENOW, NAPLIFE Collaborations, : +25
Why do we use nano-antennas for fusion? In three sentences: The present laser induced fusion plans use extreme mechanical shock compression to get one hotspot and then ignition. St…
Indication of p + 11B Reaction in Laser Induced Nanofusion Experiment
N. Kroó, L. P. Csernai, I. Papp +7
The NanoPlasmonic Laser Induced Fusion Energy (NAPLIFE) project proposed fusion by regulating the laser light absorption via resonant nanorod antennas implanted into hydrogen rich…
Plasmonic nanoprism distributions to promote enhanced and uniform energy deposition in passive and active targets
Dávid Vass, Emese Tóth, András Szenes +6
Passive and active targets, implanted with gold nanoprisms, were designed to achieve enhanced and uniform power absorption during two-sided illumination by short laser pulses. The…
Pulsed laser intensity dependence of crater formation and light reflection in the UDMA-TEGDMA copolymer nanocomposite, doped with resonant plasmonic gold nanorods
Ágnes Nagyné Szokol, Judit Kámán, Roman Holomb +15
Plasmonic nanoparticles embedded into a solid matrix could play crucial role in laser-matter interactions. In this study, excess energy creation was observed during the single-shot…
Radiation pattern and source size of particles in nanoplasmonic fusion
L. P. Csernai, T. Csörgő, I. Papp +6
For the angular radiation patterns of proton, deuteron or alpha emission we present a way using particle-in-cell simulation of laser induced nanoplasmonic fusion. The differential…
PIC simulations of laser-induced proton acceleration by resonant nanoantennas for fusion
István Papp, Larissa Bravina, Mária Csete +11
Rapid recent development in laser technology and methods learned from relativistic heavy ion physics led to new possibilities for fusion. Using a Hydrogen rich UDMA-TEGDMA polymer…