Comparison between x-ray scattering and velocity-interferometry measurements from shocked liquid deuterium.
Comparison between x-ray scattering and velocity-interferometry measurements from shocked liquid deuterium.
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10.1103/physreve.87.043112
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2013-04
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K. Falk;S. Regan;J. Vorberger;B. Crowley;S. Glenzer;S. X. Hu;C. Murphy;P. Radha;A. Jephcoat;J. Wark;D. Gericke;G. Gregori
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K. Falk;S. Regan;J. Vorberger;B. Crowley;S. Glenzer;S. X. Hu;C. Murphy;P. Radha;A. Jephcoat;J. Wark;D. Gericke;G. Gregori
The equation of state of light elements is essential to understand the structure of Jovian planets and inertial confinement fusion research. The Omega laser was used to drive a planar shock wave in the cryogenically cooled deuterium, creating warm dense matter conditions. X-ray scattering was used to determine the spectrum near the boundary of the collective and noncollective scattering regimes using a narrow band x-ray source in backscattering geometry. Our scattering spectra are thus sensitive to the individual electron motion as well as the collective plasma behavior and provide a measurement of the electron density, temperature, and ionization state. Our data are consistent with velocity-interferometry measurements previously taken on the same shocked deuterium conditions and presented by K. Falk et al. [High Energy Density Phys. 8, 76 (2012)]. This work presents a comparison of the two diagnostic systems and offers a detailed discussion of challenges encountered.