Magnetized plasma microfield studies by molecular dynamics simulation.

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Radiative Transfer: Plasma, Radiative Transfer: Magnetic Fields, Plasma: Stark Effect

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Ionized radiators and charged perturbers in a hot, dense plasma undergo cyclotron motion and experience the motional Stark effect in the presence of an external magnetic field. In this paper, the authors consider a magnetized two-body radiating system and indicate how the lineshape can be modified by an intense magnetic field (e.g. non-uniform magnetic fields, Doppler-Stark coupling, etc.). The authors then focus specifically on quasistatic properties and present results based on simulations, using one-component ion-quasiparticle molecular dynamics, of a hot dense plasma in an external magnetic field. Results are presented for the three generalized microfields P(ɛ), PB(ɛ), and P(ɛ) which are the B = 0 microfield, the microfield including ion cyclotron motion, and the total microfield, including the motional Stark field, respectively. The authors have considered short-pulse laser experiments, white dwarf atmospheres, and gas bag experiments.

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