Laser-driven target for fast-ignition demonstration
S. Atzeni, C. Bellei, A. Schiavi
Abstract
S. Atzeni, C. Bellei, A. Schiavi
Abstract
The basis for the design of a direct-drive target for demonstrating inertial fusion fast ignition and burn propagation is discussed. A preliminary design of a target driven by a pulse of about 300 kJ and ignited by an ultraintense pulse of about 100kJ is presented and illustrated by 1-D simulations of the implosion stage and 2-D simulations of ignition and burn.
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The basis for the design of a direct-drive target for demonstrating inertial fusion fast ignition and burn propagation is discussed. A preliminary design of a target driven by a pulse of about 300 kJ and ignited by an ultraintense pulse of about 100kJ is presented and illustrated by 1-D simulations of the implosion stage and 2-D simulations of ignition and burn.
Key concepts: Implosion, Ignition system, Inertial confinement fusion, Laser, Pulse (music), Nuclear engineering, National Ignition Facility, Physics