Autor: |
Ao, T., Harding, E.C., Bailey, J.E., Sinars, D.B., Desjarlais, M.P., Hansen, S.B., Lemke, R.W., Mix, L.P., Wenger, D.F., Smith, I.C., LePell, P.D., Gregori, G. |
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2012 Abstracts IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science; 1/ 1/2012, p1C-4, 0p |
Abstrakt: |
Accurate measurements of warm dense matter (WDM) physical properties, such as temperature, density, and ionization state, are important for understanding and modeling high-energy density physics. X-ray Thomson scattering has been used to probe WDM states generated with high-power lasers. The Z-Accelerator has the capability to create WDM states with greater uniformity, larger size, and longer duration than that achievable on laser-driven experiments. Magnetically launched flyers experiments on the Z-Accelerator utilizing the Z-Backlighter Laser (ZBL) to generate x-rays for scattering of shock-compressed samples are in preparation. Alternatively, experiments are being designed to use x-ray radiation from a z-pinch implosion to isochorically heat and probe samples. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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Complementary Index |
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