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1 September 1995 Three-channel diagnostical system for the time-space measurement of the magnetic fields in the laser-produced plasma
Gennady S. Sarkisov, Yu. S. Kas'anov, Andrei S. Shikanov
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Abstract
The spatial-temporal structure of magnetic fields in a laser plasma has been studied by a Faraday-effect method by means of three-channel polarointerferometer system. The diagnostic method is based on simultaneous measurements of the polarization plane rotation angle and the interference phase shift of the probing laser pals. The diagnostical system allows to record simultaneously Faraday, shadow, and interference images of the plasma with a high spatial resolution, approximately 5 micrometers , and a high time resolution, approximately 50 ps, both in the framing mode (with an exposure time approximately 1.5 ns) and in a dynamic mode (in this case we used two image converter cameras operated in the streak mode). The contrast of the polarimeter was approximately 3(DOT)10-5, so it was possible to measure the angle through which the polarization plane rotated within +/- 0.1 deg. The error in the determination of the phase shift of the probe wave was +/- 0.1 line.
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Gennady S. Sarkisov, Yu. S. Kas'anov, and Andrei S. Shikanov "Three-channel diagnostical system for the time-space measurement of the magnetic fields in the laser-produced plasma", Proc. SPIE 2549, Ultrahigh- and High-Speed Photography, Videography, and Photonics '95, (1 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.218314
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KEYWORDS
Magnetism

Plasma

Polarization

Spatial resolution

Cameras

Phase shifts

Diagnostics

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