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X-ray spectroscopy of dense plasmas at billions of atmospheres reveals limitations in current models. New experiments show density-functional theory is necessary for accurate simulations of extreme conditions in stars and fusion targets.

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Area of Science:

Plasma physics
Astrophysics
Atomic physics

Background:

Understanding matter at extreme conditions (billions of atmospheres) is vital for astrophysics and inertial fusion.
Current atomic physics models struggle with dense plasmas beyond solid density.
Reliable models are needed for accurate radiation transport simulations.

Purpose of the Study:

To perform detailed spectroscopic measurements of dense plasmas at extreme pressures.
To test and improve atomic physics models used in radiation transport.
To investigate the applicability of self-consistent methods like density-functional theory.

Main Methods:

Utilized laser-driven implosions of copper-doped targets.
Conducted time-integrated and time-resolved x-ray spectroscopy.
Employed an imploding shell and hot core at stagnation to probe spectral changes.

Main Results:

Spectroscopic measurements were obtained at several billion atmospheres.
Observed spectral changes in a copper-doped witness layer.
Data indicated limitations of traditional collisional-radiative equilibrium models.

Conclusions:

Self-consistent methods, such as density-functional theory, are necessary for modeling dense plasmas accurately.
These findings impact radiation transport simulations for stellar evolution and inertial fusion.
Experimental validation is crucial for advancing our understanding of extreme matter states.