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4.1.
Modelul Lorentz
studiem
E (
r , t )=
E 0 exp [ i ( t
kr ) ]
E 0 exp [ it ] , unde am neglijat variaia spaial a fazei. Fie N
densitatea numrului de e. Fiecare electron are sarcina e i masa m. Fora cuasielastic dintre
e i atom este descris de frecvena 0 i de coeficientul de atenuare 2 . n cmpul undei
asupra e acioneaz fora Lorentz, legea a 2-a a lui Newton se scrie:
m ( x + x + 20 x ) =F ( t )=eE =eE 0 exp [ i t ]
(4.1)
x ( t ) =
E0
e
exp [ it ]
2
m 0 2 +i
(4.2)
Cmpul electric al undei pune n micare e care oscileaz cu frecvena cmpului extern.
Micarea produce o polarizare P= 0 ( r 1 ) E . Polarizarea este definit microscopic ca fiind
densitatea de dipol electric: P=Nex . Din cele dou forme ale polarizrii rezult o mrime
complex pentru permitivitatea dielectric relativ r :
2
Ne
1
r =1+
2
m 0 0 2 +i
1
(4.3)
Expresia
e2
1
2
m 0 0 2 + i
(4.4)
n =n r i = r = 1+ e1+
(4.5)
0
Ne 2
n r =1+
2m 0 ( 2 2 )2 + 2 2
(4.6)
Ne 2
=
2
2m 0 ( 2 )2 + 2 2
(4.7)
nn r 1+
Ne 2
1
2m 0 20 2
(4.8)
Apare dispersia normal, n care indicele de refracie crete odat cu creterea frecvenei.
2
n r =1+
Ne 2
40 m0
Ne2
40 m0
(4.9')
()
( 0 ) 2 +
/2
( 0 )2 +
()
(4.9)
4.3.
n metale, plasm, etc., electronii liberi nu sunt legai n atomi, aadar 0=0 i =0 .
Permitivitatea relativ devine:
2p
Ne 2 1
r = n =1
=1 2
m0 2
(4.10)
Cantitatea
Ne2
p=
m 0
(4.11)
Se numete frecvena plasmei. Pentru frecvene mari > p rezult un indice de refracie
real, n 2 >0 ; materialul este transparent fa de undele elmgn. Pentru frecvene mici, < p
indicele de refracie este imaginar, n 2 <0 i unda este atenuat.
Plasma physicists at the Universities of Texas and Michigan have photographed speedy plasma
waves, known as Langmuir waves, for the first time using a specially designed holographic-strobe
camera. The waves are the fastest matter waves ever photographed, clocking in at about 99.997%
of the speed of light. The waves are generated in the wake of an ultra-intense laser pulse, and give
rise to enormous electric fields, reaching voltages higher than 100 billion electron volts/meter
(GeV/m). The waves' electric fields can be used to accelerate electrons so strongly that they may
lead to ultra-compact, tabletop versions of a high-energy particle accelerators that could be a
thousand times smaller that devices which currently exists only in large-scale facilities, which are
typically miles long.
Until now, a critical element necessary for understanding interaction between electrons and
accelerating wakes has been missing: the ability to see the waves. The new photographic
technique uses two additional laser pulses moving with the waves to image the wakefield ripples,
enabling researchers to see them for the first time and revealing theoretically predicted but neverbefore-seen features. The ability to photograph these elusive, speedy waves promises to be an
important step towards making compact accelerators a reality.