Workshop on High Energy Density Physics with BELLA-i

20 Jan 2016, 08:30 → 22 Jan 2016, 14:15 US/Pacific

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Giselle Jiles (LBNL), Qing Ji, Sven Steinke (LBNL), Thomas Schenkel

The goal of the BELLA-i workshop is to identify exciting opportunities for high energy density physics at the proposed BELLA-i collaborative research facility. The workshop agenda will be structured roughly along the following working group topics: 1. Physics and technology of laser driven ion acceleration 2. High harmonic and other secondary beam generation 3. High field physics and high power laser - matter interactions 4. Facilities Working group leaders will facilitate the discussions and coordinate input for a brief workshop report. Please see info on the BELLA-i parameters posted in the "Slides" section below. Tours of the BELLA center and other Berkeley Lab facilities will be offered on Jan 22. Invited Speakers: Felicie Albert, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Farhat Beg, University of California, San Diego Lee Bernstein, University of California, Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Pablo Cirrone, Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Frascati Tom Cowan, Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf Juan C. Fernandez, Los Alamos National Laboratory Jonas Gunst, Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg B. Manuel Hegelich, University of Texas, Austin Dominik Kraus, University of California, Berkeley Edison Liang, Rice University Sebastian Meuren, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg Markus Roth, Technical University Darmstadt Joerg Schreiber, Ludwig Maximilian University, Muenchen Douglass Schumacher, Ohio State University Alec Thomas, University of Michigan Matt Zepf, Helmholtz-Institute Jena Talks can be streamed via ZOOM: https://lbnl.zoom.us/j/976865653

BELLA-i_Group_Photo_2016.jpg

BELLA-i-parameters-2016-Jan15.pdf

bella-i-workshop_flyer-2015-Dec15.pdf

BELLA-i_workshop_Jan20-2016-report.pdf

BELLA-i-workshop_Jan20-22-2016.pdf

Berkeley_Lab_Guest_House_Workshop.pdf

logistics_info.pdf

Wednesday, 20 January

08:35 → 08:45 Welcome

Speaker: Dr Wim Leemans

08:45 → 09:20 Overview of the BELLA Center and our vision for BELLA-i, W. Leemans and T. Schenkel

Speaker: Thomas Schenkel

Bella-i-intro-2016-Jan19.pdf

09:20 → 09:55 BELLA-i - a new tool for ion acceleration, rel. plasma physics and applications, M. Roth

Abstract_Bella_i_Roth.pdf

Talk_Bella-i_Roth.pdf

09:55 → 10:15 coffee break

10:15 → 10:50 Laser ion acceleration at the centre for advanced laser applications in Munich, J. Schreiber

2016_LBL_Schreiber_-_Laser-ion_acceleration_at_the_Center_for_Advanced_Laser_Applications_in_Munich_-_open.pdf

10:50 → 11:25 Acceleration of ions using ultra-thin targets with the BELLA laser, F. Beg

Beg-abstract.pdf

11:25 → 11:45 Chirped standing wave acceleration: High-energy ion control, F. Mackenroth

Mackenroth_200116.pdf

Mackenroth-abstract.pdf

11:45 → 12:05 Exploiting lights momentum to boost laser wakefield accelerators towards high field physics, J. Vieira

Bella-i-compressed-Vieira.pdf

Vieira-abstract.pdf

12:05 → 13:00 working lunch, discussion of laser-ion acceleration

13:00 → 13:35 Betatron x-rays from laser-wakefield accelerators: a novel probe for time-resolved high energy density science experiments, F. Albert

BELLA-i_Albert_vp.pdf

Felicie-Albert-Bella-i_2016_Abstract.pdf

13:35 → 14:05 Potential for high intensity QED experiments on Bella, M. Zepf

14:05 → 14:25 Ionization physics at extreme intensity, D. Gordon

DanGordonSlides_BELLA-i-workshop.pdf

Gordon-abstract.pdf

14:25 → 14:55 coffee break

14:55 → 15:30 Relativistic electron transport in HED plasmas -- future prospects at XFELs, T. Cowan

15:30 → 15:50 Exploiting relativistic nonlinearities in near-critical density plasmas for laser driven ion acceleration, J. Bin

Bin-BELLA-i-2016.pdf

15:50 → 17:00 Discussion of Day 1 experiments at BELLA-i

18:30 → 19:00 no host dinner, some of us will go to Jupiter 2181 Shattuck Ave

Thursday, 21 January

08:45 → 09:20 A perspective on laser-driven ion acceleration: new mechanisms and their dependence on laser-pulse duration, J. Fernandez

Fernandez-LBNL_BELLA_Wkshp_20160121_JCF_short_LAUR.pdf

09:20 → 09:55 Dense Gamma-ray and Pair Creation using Ultra-intense Lasers, E. Liang

bellai16liang.pptx

09:55 → 10:30 Why does a quantum field theory for intense laser matter interactions matter?, B. M. Hegelich

Hegelich-Why_QED_for_RLMI_matters_Bella-i.pdf

10:30 → 10:50 coffee break

10:50 → 11:25 All Optical Nonlinear Compton Scattering and Pair-Plasma Production, A. Thomas

BELLAi_Presentation_Thomas.pdf

11:25 → 12:00 Resolving ultrafast dynamics in warm dense matter, D. Kraus

Kraus-abstract.pdf

Kraus_slides_BELLA-iWorkshop.pdf

12:00 → 13:00 working lunch

13:00 → 13:35 Nuclear-Plasma Experiments using Lasers, L. Bernstein

bernstein_nuclear_physics_with_lasers_011216-v2.pptx

13:35 → 14:10 Laser-nucleus interaction with keV and MeV photons, J. Gunst

Gunst-abstract.pdf

Gunst-talk.pdf

14:10 → 14:30 QED-driven absorption of high-intensity lasers, T. Blackburn

Blackburn-abstract.pdf

blackburn-bella-workshop.pdf

14:30 → 15:05 From electron-Positron photoproduction in strong laser fields to QED cascades, S. Meuren

Meuren-abstract.pdf

Meuren-bellatalk.pdf

15:05 → 15:30 coffee break

15:30 → 15:50 What can we learn about electron velocity distribution functions by Raman amplifying a probe beam off a sub-ps time scale sculpted pump wave using STUD pulses (spike trains of uneven duration and delay) in a high energy density plasma?, B. Afeyan

Afeyan-abstr.pdf

How_to_Extract_e-_VDF_using_Raman_amplification_of__STUD_Pulses_in_HEDP_BELLA.pdf

15:50 → 17:00 Discussion of requirements for experiments at BELLA-i

18:30 → 19:00 no host dinner, China Village, $30 per person, please RSVP to [email protected]

Friday, 22 January

08:40 → 09:15 Liquid crystal films as plasma mirrors and targets for high repetition rate secondary beam generation, P. Poole

BELLA-i_workshop_-_Poole_-_liquid_crystals_v4.1.pdf

Poole-abstract.pdf

09:15 → 09:35 Integrating a high-power laser system into the accelerator infrastructure at DESY, A. Meier

09:35 → 10:10 Status of the ELI-MED beamline, V. Scuderi

Bella-i_scuderi_final.pdf

10:10 → 10:30 coffee break

10:30 → 10:50 BELLA-i ion beam transport, Q. Ji

BELLA-i_IonBeamTransport.pptx

10:50 → 12:00 Finalize input for workshop report - high impact experiments and facility requirements, T. Schenkel

12:00 → 13:00 no host lunch

13:00 → 14:00 optional tours of the BELLA center and other LBNL faciltities

tours-info.pdf