Spatially resolved X-ray emission measurements of the residual velocity during the stagnation phase of inertial confinement fusion implosion experiments
Spatially resolved X-ray emission measurements of the residual velocity during the stagnation phase of inertial confinement fusion implosion experiments
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惯性约束聚变内爆实验停滞阶段残余速度的空间分辨 X 射线发射测量
DOI:
10.1063/1.4956468
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发表时间:
2016
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
M. Edwards
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作者:
J. Ruby;A. Pak;J. Field;T. Ma;B. Spears;L. Benedetti;D. Bradley;L. B. Hopkins;D. Casey;T. Döppner;D. Eder;D. Fittinghoff;G. Grim;R. Hatarik;D. Hinkel;N. Izumi;J. Kilkenny;Shahab F. Khan;J. Knauer;A. Kritcher;F. Merrill;J. Moody;S. Nagel;H. Park;J. Salmonson;D. Sayre;D. Callahan;W. Hsing;O. Hurricane;P. Patel;M. Edwards
A technique for measuring residual motion during the stagnation phase of an indirectly driven inertial confinement experiment has been implemented. This method infers a velocity from spatially and temporally resolved images of the X-ray emission from two orthogonal lines of sight. This work investigates the accuracy of recovering spatially resolved velocities from the X-ray emission data. A detailed analytical and numerical modeling of the X-ray emission measurement shows that the accuracy of this method increases as the displacement that results from a residual velocity increase. For the typical experimental configuration, signal-to-noise ratios, and duration of X-ray emission, it is estimated that the fractional error in the inferred velocity rises above 50% as the velocity of emission falls below 24 μm/ns. By inputting measured parameters into this model, error estimates of the residual velocity as inferred from the X-ray emission measurements are now able to be generated for experimental data. Details...