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A 3D trajectory numerical simulation of the transport of energetic light ion beams in plasma targets
MANUEL D. BARRIGA-CARRASCO, GILLES MAYNARD
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Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 23 / Issue 2 / June 2005

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07 June 2005, pp. 211-217
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We present in this paper a theoretical modeling and a numerical simulation devoted to the problem of transport and energy deposition profile of high current light ion beams interacting with dense matter. A numerical code, named MBC-ITFIP, is used to follow the trajectories of light atomic or molecular ions inside plasma targets with non-uniform density, temperature and composition profiles. MBC-ITFIP has been more specifically optimized for application of ion beams generated by the new high intensity laser sources, such as radiography and isochoric heating of dense plasmas.