Hydrodynamic instability growth of three-dimensional modulations in radiation-driven implosions with “low-foot” and “high-foot” drives at the National Ignition Facility
Hydrodynamic instability growth of three-dimensional modulations in radiation-driven implosions with “low-foot” and “high-foot” drives at the National Ignition Facility
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国家点火装置中“低脚”和“高脚”驱动的辐射驱动内爆中三维调制的流体动力学不稳定性增长
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2017
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N. Rice
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V. Smalyuk;C. Weber;H. Robey;D. Casey;K. C. Chen;D. Clark;M. Farrell;S. Felker;J. Field;S. Haan;B. Hammel;A. Hamza;D. Hoover;J. Kroll;O. Landen;A. MacPhee;D. Martinez;A. Nikroo;N. Rice
Hydrodynamic instability growth has been studied using three-dimensional (3-D) broadband modulations by comparing “high-foot” and “low-foot” spherical plastic (CH) capsule implosions at the National Ignition Facility (NIF) [E. M. Campbell et al., AIP Conf. Proc. 429, 3 (1998)]. The initial perturbations included capsule outer-surface roughness and capsule-mounting membranes (“tents”) that were similar to those used in a majority of implosions on NIF. The tents with thicknesses of 31-nm, 46-nm, and 109-nm were used in the experiments. The outer-surface roughness in the “low-foot” experiment was similar to the standard specification, while it was increased by ∼4 times in the “high-foot” experiment to compensate for the reduced growth. The ablation-front instability growth was measured using a Hydrodynamic Growth Radiography platform at a convergence ratio of ∼3. The dominant capsule perturbations, generated by the tent mountings, had measured perturbation amplitudes comparable to the capsule thickness with ...