Abstract
A model to calculate the optical field distribution of quadruplet beams on a hohlraum target wall is presented. This model combines geometrical ray tracing, coordinate transformation, and Fresnel diffraction integral to capture the quadruplet beams propagating in four different directions and the typically non-planar geometry of the hohlraum wall. The results demonstrate that the optical field distribution arises mainly from individual beam diffraction, and the interference with other beams in the quadruplet hardly devotes to the distribution. A movie is also produced to interpret the spatio and temporal evolution of the optical field on a cylindrical hohlraum wall.
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