Shocking a transparent semiconducting oxide to 15 Mbar: Z machine experiments and EOS modeling.
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Abstract
Ga2O3 is a transparent semiconducting oxide with an ultra-large band gap. Its multiple low-symmetry crystal structures and thermal anisotropy make experiments, density functional theory (DFT) simulations, and equation of state (EOS) design much more challenging, which motivates us to push boundaries of both experimental and modelling methods. We present recent SNL Z machine Hugoniot data up to 15 Mbar with corresponding shock temperatures, new DFT calculations, a multiphase, broad range EOS and the first phase diagram for Ga2O3, covering four solid phases and the liquid.
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Presenters
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Pat Kalita
Sandia National Laboratories
Authors
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Pat Kalita
Sandia National Laboratories
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Scott D Crockett
Los Alamos Natl Lab
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Travis Sjostrom
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Joshua P Townsend
Sandia National Laboratories
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Philippe F Weck
Sandia National Laboratories
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Jacob Banasek
Sandia National Laboratories
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David E Bliss
Sandia National Laboratories
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Heath Hanshaw
Sandia National Laboratories
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Kyle R Cochrane
Sandia National Laboratories
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Christopher T Seagle
Sandia National Laboratories