Journal of Plasma and Fusion Research
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Fast Ignitor Research with Use of Ultra-Intense Laser System
Kazuo A. TANAKARyosuke KODAMATatsuhiko YAMANAKAHisanori FUJITATadashi KANABEYoneyoshi KITAGAWAYoshiaki KATOYasuhiko SENTOKUNobuhiko IZUMIKenjiro TAKAHASHITatsuya SONOMOTOTomohiro MATUSITAHideaki HABARAEiji YOSIDASatoshi MATUOTetsuji KAWASAKITakayoshi NORIMATSUYasuko KIMURAHideaki TAKABEKunioki MIMA
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1999 Volume 75 Issue 4 Pages 452-458

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Abstract
Several years ago a new concept called “fast ignition” was introduced for inertial confinement fusion (ICF). The concept proposes to use an ultra-intense (Peta watt) short (psec) laser pulse to ignite a highly compressed fuel core within the core disassembly time. Since then, Japan, England, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Russia, Spain and USA started intensive studies on ultrahigh intensity laser plasma interactions. We report on our most recent experimental and theoretical studies on fast ignitor related research at the Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University.
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© 1999 by The Japan Society of Plasma Science and Nuclear Fusion Research
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