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The Investigation of Heating and Compression of High-Aspect Ratio Targets with ‘Delfin-1’

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Experimental results on the compression of shell targets with aspect ratio A = 150–250 in the “Delfin-1” installation are reported. The absorbed laser energy was 0·3 to 0·5 kJ. The maximum compression was 3·5 × 103, the velocity of target compression at the final stage was 2·6 × 107cm/s, neutron yield was 106to 107D-D neutrons per laser shot. The appearence of plasma corona filamentation correlated with compression stability distruction.

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Laser and Particle Beams

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