Hydrodynamics of foam cryogenic-deuterium target.
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Abstract
Hydrodynamic performance such as shock generation, compression, and target acceleration as well as energy transport including preheating of rear surface were investigated at Gekko-HIPER laser-irradiation system at ILE, Osaka. Cryogenic liquid deuterium target contained in a low-density plastic foam plane was irradiated with a 527-nm foot pulse and a 527-nm main-drive pulse. Hydrodynamics were well in good agreement with 1D simulations with Fokker-Planck electron transport. Rear surface temperature was found to be not significantly but slightly higher than the code prediction, indicating a possibility of target preheating due to energy transport that is not included in the code.
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Authors
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Hiroyuki Shiraga
Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University
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Mitsuo Nakai
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T. Sakaiya
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Hiroshi Azechi
ILE, Osaka University
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K. Otani
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Myongdok Lee
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Kazuo Takeda
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Atsushi Sunahara
Institute for Laser Technology
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Hideo Nagatomo
Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University, ILE Osaka Univ.
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Keiji Nagai
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Takayasu Norimatsu
Institute of Laser Engineering, Osaka University
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Akifumi Iwamoto
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Toshiyuki Mito
National Institute for Fusion Science