Time-resolved, two-dimensional electron-temperature distribution of laser-imploded core plasmas
Time-resolved, two-dimensional electron-temperature distribution of laser-imploded core plasmas
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激光内爆核心等离子体的时间分辨二维电子温度分布
DOI:
10.1063/1.1147698
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
K. Mima
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文献类型:
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作者:
M. Heya;M. Nakasuji;H. Shiraga;N. Miyanaga;H. Azechi;H. Takabe;T. Yamanaka;K. Mima
We have developed a multichannel, multiimaging x-ray streak camera technique to measure two-dimensional electron-temperature distributions with a high temporal resolution by adding a multichannel spectrum selection capability to a multiimaging x-ray streak camera technique, and applied it to direct-drive implosion experiments with partially coherent light at Gekko-XII laser facility. It was found that electron-temperature distributions in the laser-imploded core plasmas of ICF targets had low-mode nonuniform structures changing with a temporal scale of 20 ps, and the abrupt drop of the electron temperature appeared in the deceleration phase. We have compared temporal profiles of the experimentally observed x-ray intensity and electron-temperature with those predicted by a one-dimensional hydrodynamic code “ILESTA” to investigate the hot spark heating in the core plasmas.