Titlebook: Laser Interaction and Related Plasma Phenomena; Volume 9 Heinrich Hora,George H. Miley Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Leading Role of Laser Fusion and Its Advances by Volume Ignition and by Pulsationfree Direct Driveive economic cost. This projection is based on the advancing state of laser technology, on the results of underground nuclear tests (Centurion-Halite project) and on the concepts of indirect drive and spark ignition. While there is an urgent need to proceed with experiments of this kind without any

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Laser Induced Transitions in Muon Catalyzed Fusionllowing chain of reactions occurs: a) slowing down and atomic capture of μ, b) muon transfer to higher isotopes, c) μ-molecular formation d) nuclear fusion of dt. The muon is either released or captured by the nuclear fusion products (sticking). In analyzing the relevance of muon catalyzed fusion (m

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Light Ion Beam Drivers for Inertial Confinement Fusionlosions. The Particle Beam Fusion Accelerator II (PBFA II) will provide the physics basis for light-ion-beam driven ICF targets. Recent progress made in ion beam generation focusing on PBFA II has led to a record 5.4 TW/cm. peak focal intensity with >80 kJ proton energy delivered to a 6-mm diameter

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Modelling of Intense Line Radiation from Laser-Produced Plasmasited state to ground state are usually the brightest in the spectra. Measured intensity ratios have been used to estimate plasma temperature and density.. However, for these measurements to be useful, the plasma must be optically thin to the lines. Micro-dot targets. have been used to produce plasma

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Nuclear-Driven Solid-State Lasers for Inertial Confinement Fusionrescence sources are based on alkali excimers. The alkali metals have very low ionization potential and the excimer lines are in the visible. Hence, the alkali excimers have high intrinsic efficiencies (i.e., ν. = hv/W*). Calculations of potential laser efficiencies indicate that nuclear-driven alka