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We study the penetration of ultraintense circularly polarized laser pulsesinto a thick subcritical plasma layer with accounting for radiation friction.We show that radiation pressure is enhanced by radiation friction in thedirection transverse to the laser pulse propagation, and that for stronger andlonger laser pulses this mechanism dominates over the ordinary ponderomotivepressure, thus resulting in a stronger charge separation than anticipatedpreviously. We give estimates of the effect and compare them with the resultsof 1D and 2D PIC simulations.

Unusual face of radiation friction: enhancing production of longitudinal plasma waves