EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF LASER DRIVEN COMPRESSION OF SPHERICAL GLASS SHELLS

G. Charatis; J. Downward; R. Goforth; B. Guscott; T. Henderson; S. Hildum; R. Johnson; K. Moncur; T. Leonard; F. Meyer; S. Segall; L. Siebert; D. Solomon; C. Thomas

doi:10.2184/lsj.2.3_213

G. Charatis, J. Downward, R. Goforth, B. Guscott, T. Henderson, S. Hildum, R. Johnson, K. Moncur, T. Leonard, F. Meyer, S. Segall, L. Siebert, D. Solomon, C. Thomas

著者情報

G. Charatis
KMS Fusion, Inc.
J. Downward
KMS Fusion, Inc.
R. Goforth
KMS Fusion, Inc.
B. Guscott
KMS Fusion, Inc.
T. Henderson
KMS Fusion, Inc.
S. Hildum
KMS Fusion, Inc.
R. Johnson
KMS Fusion, Inc.
K. Moncur
KMS Fusion, Inc.
T. Leonard
KMS Fusion, Inc.
F. Meyer
KMS Fusion, Inc.
S. Segall
KMS Fusion, Inc.
L. Siebert
KMS Fusion, Inc.
D. Solomon
KMS Fusion, Inc.
C. Thomas
KMS Fusion, Inc.

ジャーナルフリー

1974 年 2 巻 3 号 p. 213-238

DOI https://doi.org/10.2184/lsj.2.3_213

詳細

抄録

Laser-driven compression, core heating, and neutron generation are experimentally observed when DT-filled glass shells are illuminated by intense laser radiation. Requirements for obtaining strong compressions and neutron generation include nearly uniform illumination, energies on-target greater than 0.7 joules per nanogram of shell mass, symmetric target disassembly and on-target intensities 10¹⁵ W/cm². The laser system, target illumination optics, targets, and laser target diagnostics are described in detail.

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