Role of hot-electron preheating in the compression of direct-drive imploding targets with cryogenic D2 ablators.
Role of hot-electron preheating in the compression of direct-drive imploding targets with cryogenic D2 ablators.
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10.1103/physrevlett.100.185005
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发表时间:
2008-05
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8.6
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V. Smalyuk;D. Shvarts;R. Betti;J. Delettrez;D. Edgell;V. Glebov;V. Goncharov;R. Mccrory;D. Meyerhofer;P. Radha;S. Regan;T. Sangster;W. Seka;S. Skupsky;C. Stoeckl;B. Yaakobi;J. Frenje;Chikang Li;R. Petrasso;R. Petrasso;F. Séguin
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作者:
V. Smalyuk;D. Shvarts;R. Betti;J. Delettrez;D. Edgell;V. Glebov;V. Goncharov;R. Mccrory;D. Meyerhofer;P. Radha;S. Regan;T. Sangster;W. Seka;S. Skupsky;C. Stoeckl;B. Yaakobi;J. Frenje;Chikang Li;R. Petrasso;R. Petrasso;F. Séguin
The compression of direct-drive, spherical implosions is studied using cryogenic D2 targets on the 60-beam, 351-nm OMEGA laser with intensities ranging from approximately 3x10(14) to approximately 1x10(15) W/cm2. The hard-x-ray signal from hot electrons generated by laser-plasma instabilities increases with laser intensity, while the areal density decreases. Mitigating hot-electron production, by reducing the laser intensity to approximately 3x10(14) W/cm2, results in areal density of the order of approximately 140 mg/cm2, in good agreement with 1D simulations. These results will be considered in future direct-drive-ignition designs.