THEORY AND INTERPRETATION OF LASER COMPRESSION STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Autor:	E. Thorsos, L. M. Goldman, S. Jackel, B. Yaakobi, G. W. Leppelmeier, D. M. Woodall, I. Pelah, M. J. Lubin, A. Nee, J. Hoose, J. Delettrez, E. B. Goldman
Rok vydání:	1977
Předmět:	Critical surface Work (thermodynamics) Materials science law Flux Electron Atomic physics Laser Plateau (mathematics) Compression (physics) law.invention Interpretation (model theory)
Zdroj:	The Review of Laser Engineering. 4:229-244
ISSN:	1349-6603 0387-0200
DOI:	10.2184/lsj.4.229
Popis:	We report here on the theoretical interpretation of results related to compression experiments performed on the University of Rochester’s four beam laser system. The experimental results show volume reduction on the order of 300 with compressed electron temperatures on the order of 1 KeV, critical surface temperatures also about 1 KeV and a density plateau in the vicinity of the critical surface. The theoretical work focusses on the effect of absorption time history, of reduced flux limits and of variation of the suprathermal electron distribution on the replication of these experiments.
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