Investigation of ablation and implosion dynamics in linear wire arrays
В. В. Иванов, V. I. Sotnikov, A. Haboub, G. S. Sarkisov, R. Presura, T. E. Cowan
Abstract
В. В. Иванов, V. I. Sotnikov, A. Haboub, G. S. Sarkisov, R. Presura, T. E. Cowan
Abstract
Ablation and implosion dynamics were investigated by optical probing in linear wire arrays of different geometry. Formation of ablation jets begins on the outermost wires. In the beginning of implosion plasma bubbles arise in breaks on the outer wires. Implosion bubbles move to the next wire in the array and hit the plasma column with the speed >250km∕s. Imploding plasma moves to the center of the array cascading from wire to wire. Configuration of magnetic fields in the linear array can be changed by variation of wire spacing. The regimes of ablation and implosion in the wire arrays are found to differ with different wire spacing.
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Ablation and implosion dynamics were investigated by optical probing in linear wire arrays of different geometry. Formation of ablation jets begins on the outermost wires. In the beginning of implosion plasma bubbles arise in breaks on the outer wires. Implosion bubbles move to the next wire in the array and hit the plasma column with the speed >250km∕s. Imploding plasma moves to the center of the array cascading from wire to wire. Configuration of magnetic fields in the linear array can be changed by variation of wire spacing. The regimes of ablation and implosion in the wire arrays are found to differ with different wire spacing.
Key concepts: Implosion, Physics, Plasma, Ablation, Z-pinch, Plasma diagnostics, Optics, Atomic physics