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16 June 2017 DAGON: a 3D Maxwell-Bloch code
Eduardo Oliva, Manuel Cotelo, Juan Carlos Escudero, Agustín González-Fernández, Alberto Sanchís, Javier Vera, Sergio Vicéns, Pedro Velarde
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The amplification of UV radiation and high order harmonics (HOH) in plasmas is a subject of raising interest due to its different potential applications in several fields like environment and security (detection at distance), biology, materials science and industry (3D imaging) and atomic and plasma physics (pump-probe experiments). In order to develop these sources, it is necessary to properly understand the amplification process. Being the plasma an inhomogeneous medium which changes with time, it is desirable to have a full time-dependent 3D description of the interaction of UV and XUV radiation with plasmas. For these reasons, at the Instituto de Fusi´on Nuclear we have developed DAGON, a 3D Maxwell-Bloch code capable of studying the full spationtemporal structure of the amplification process abovementioned.
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Eduardo Oliva, Manuel Cotelo, Juan Carlos Escudero, Agustín González-Fernández, Alberto Sanchís, Javier Vera, Sergio Vicéns, and Pedro Velarde "DAGON: a 3D Maxwell-Bloch code", Proc. SPIE 10243, X-ray Lasers and Coherent X-ray Sources: Development and Applications, 1024303 (16 June 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2265044
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KEYWORDS
Plasmas

3D modeling

Amplifiers

Krypton

Ultraviolet radiation

Stochastic processes

Extreme ultraviolet

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