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Resistively guiding laser-generated fast electron beams in targets consistingof a resistive wire embedded in lower $Z$ material should allow one to rapidlyheat the wire to over 100eV over a substantial distance without stronglyheating the surrounding material. On the multi-ps timescale this can drivehydrodynamic motion in the surrounding material. Thus ultra-intense laser solidinteractions have the potential as a controlled driver of radiationhydrodynamics in solid density material. In this paper we assess the laser andtarget parameters needed to achieve such rapid and controlled heating of theembedded wire.

Rapid Embedded Wire Heating via Resistive Guiding of Laser-Generated Fast Electrons as a Hydrodynamic Driver