Simple model of heating and compression of spherical shell targets by high-intensity laser radiation
А. А. Андреев, Н А Соловьев
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А. А. Андреев, Н А Соловьев
Abstract
A fairly simple model of heating and compression of laser thermonuclear fusion targets is proposed. This model provides a unified description of the exploding pusher and shell compression regimes hitherto considered separately. A comparison is made with the experimental results obtained for several systems under different conditions with the predictions of our model. A good agreement between the theoretical and experimental results is demonstrated.
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A fairly simple model of heating and compression of laser thermonuclear fusion targets is proposed. This model provides a unified description of the exploding pusher and shell compression regimes hitherto considered separately. A comparison is made with the experimental results obtained for several systems under different conditions with the predictions of our model. A good agreement between the theoretical and experimental results is demonstrated.
Key concepts: Simple (philosophy), Radiation, Spherical shell, Intensity (physics), Shell (structure), Compression (physics), Laser, Radiant intensity