Hypernetted chain calculations for two-component plasmas
V. Schwarz, Th. Bornath, W. D. Kraeft, S. Glenzer, A. Hoell, R. Redmer
Abstract
We have performed HNC calculations for dense beryllium plasma as studied experimentally using x-ray Thomson scattering, recently. We treated non-equilibrium situations with different electron and ion temperatures which are relevant in pump-probe experiments on ultra-short time scales. To consider quantum effects adequately, we used effective pair potentials to describe the interactions. Results are compared with classical as well as quantum corrected Debye model calculations.
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