Experimental Plasma Astrophysics Using a T3 (Table-Top Terawatt) Laser

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Nov 1996

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Technical Report, DOE/ER/54346-765; IFSR-765; DE97-002308 Inst. for Fusion Studies

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

Astrophysics, Laser Applications, White Dwarf Stars, Relativistic Plasmas, Black Holes (Astronomy), Gas Giant Planets, Event Horizon

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Lasers that can deliver immense power of Terawatt (1012 W) and can still compactly sit on a Table-Top (T3 lasers) emerged in the 1990s. The advent of these lasers allows us to access to regimes of astronomical physical conditions that once thought impossible to realize in a terrestrial laboratory. We touch on examples that include superhigh pressure materials that may resemble the interior of giant planets and white dwarfs and of relativistic temperature plasmas that may exist in the early cosmological epoch and in the neighborhood of the blackhole event horizon.

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