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5 March 2021 Parameter space exploration of short-pulse laser-driven ion acceleration via ensemble simulations and neural networks
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Abstract
Application of deep learning to shaped, short-pulse laser-driven ion acceleration. Using a neural network as a universal approximator function, i.e., a surrogate model, we can map out large areas of parameter space. The neural network is informed by a large dataset of about 1,000, mid-fidelity particle-in-cell simulations modeling instances of Target-Normal Sheath Acceleration. The neural-network-based function allows us to rapidly explore regions of interest in search of optimal input parameters and features of interest.
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Blagoje Z. Djordjevic, Andreas Kemp, Joohwan Kim, Scott Wilks, Raspberry Simpson, Tammy Ma, and Derek Mariscal "Parameter space exploration of short-pulse laser-driven ion acceleration via ensemble simulations and neural networks", Proc. SPIE 11666, High Power Lasers for Fusion Research VI, 116660E (5 March 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2587014
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KEYWORDS
Ions

Neural networks

Ion lasers

Optical simulations

Analytical research

Computer simulations

Diagnostics

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