Titlebook: Laser Interaction and Related Plasma Phenomena; Volume 4A Helmut J. Schwarz (Professor of Physics),Heinrich Book 1977 Plenum Press, New Yo

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CO2 Laser Systems for Fusion Experimentsto generate these intense optical beams has absorbed much effort in the fusion programs; yet, there is more to developing a satisfactory laser fusion system than merely obtaining a power amplifier. Some of the requirements demanded of the fusion system are the following:

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Recent Developments in High Power CO2 Laser Mode-Locking and Pulse Selectiong study. In addition the recent development of semiconductor reflection switching offers the possibility of selecting single pulses from a multigigawatt mode-locked oscillator while simultaneously providing the advantage of retro-pulse isolation. Single pulses in the 1-2 J range have been selected by this technique.

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d increased attention: laser fusion. This possi- bility was emphasized in February 1977 in a Seminar on US energy policies at The Hartford Graduate Center by John F. O‘Leary, Head of the Federal Energy Administration, who said that "by the year 2100, ??? laser fusion will be coming along, giving us

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ces covers d.c. plasma torches, d.c. transferred arcs, radio frequency (r.f.) inductively coupled plasma torches and hybrid combinations of them. Emphasis is given to the identification of the basic energy coupling mechanism involved in each case and the principal characteristics of the flow and tem

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R. A. Armistead,T. J. Magee data set, we investigate the class properties of the RSN and derive descriptive parameters for the gross features of their radio “l(fā)ight curves.” These are then applied to the several models available for the phenomenon to investigate their relative merits and their relations to the various types an

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S. Collocott,K. N. R. Taylor. This meet- ing covered not only fundamental experimental and theoretical spin phenomena but also technological developments in polarized beams and targets. For the first time intermediate energy spin physics with electron machines was discussed extensively. Highlights included the work on polarize

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