[FLASH-USERS] laser setup in cylindrical geometry
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kfang at iphy.ac.cn
Wed Sep 9 22:42:18 EDT 2020
Hi, everyone:
My simulation is using one laser beam irradiate on a spherical shell, and this laser beam have a 45 degree angle to x-axis. I used the cylindrical geometry, and from the output hdf5 files, I found that the intensity of laser is not symmetrically on the surface of the shell. But when i used the cartesian geometry with same 45 degree incident laser, the intensity on the shell is uniform and symmetrically.
I guess here are some problems when i'm seting up the laser beam. My laser setup in the .par file is as follows:
useEnergyDeposition = .true.
ed_maxRayCount = 20000
ed_gradOrder = 2
# Activate 3D-in-2D ray trace:
ed_laser3Din2D = .true.
ed_laser3Din2DwedgeAngle = 0.1
### LASER IO OPTIONS ###
ed_useLaserIO = .true.
ed_laserIOMaxNumberOfPositions = 10000
ed_laserIOMaxNumberOfRays = 128
### SETUP LASER PULSES ###
ed_numberOfPulses = 1
# Define Pulse 1:
ed_numberOfSections_1 = 4
ed_time_1_1 = 0.0
ed_time_1_2 = 0.01e-09
ed_time_1_3 = 0.50e-09
ed_time_1_4 = 0.51e-09
ed_power_1_1 = 0.0
ed_power_1_2 = 1.52e+012
ed_power_1_3 = 1.52e+012
ed_power_1_4 = 0.0
### SETUP LASER BEAM ###
ed_numberOfBeams = 1
# Setup Gaussian Beam:
ed_lensX_1 = 10.0
ed_lensZ_1 = 10.0
ed_lensY_1 = 0.0
ed_lensSemiAxisMajor_1 = 3.0e-01
ed_targetX_1 = 212.0e-04
ed_targetZ_1 = 212.0e-04
ed_targetY_1 = 0.0
ed_targetSemiAxisMajor_1 = 225.0e-04
ed_targetSemiAxisMinor_1 = 225.0e-04
ed_pulseNumber_1 = 1
ed_wavelength_1 = 0.351
ed_crossSectionFunctionType_1 = "gaussian2D"
ed_gaussianExponent_1 = 4.0
ed_gaussianRadiusMajor_1 = 212e-04
ed_gaussianRadiusMinor_1 = 212e-04
ed_numberOfRays_1 = 4096
ed_gridType_1 = "radial2D"
ed_gridnRadialTics_1 = 64
ed_semiAxisMajorTorsionAngle_1= 0.0
ed_semiAxisMajorTorsionAxis_1 = "x"
And in mesh parameters:
geometry = "cylindrical"
And, this shell is a hollow spherical shell with outer radius 300 microns and inner radius 150 microns.
So, what should i do to let the intensity of the laser on the shell to be symmetrically to the 45 degree incident axis?
Thank you for your attention and help !
Best regards,
Ke Fang
phd student
Chinese Academy of Sciences
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