Ablation of electrode surfaces in high power diodes

The ablation of electrode surfaces has been observed for several materials illuminated by radiation from an imploding wire array. The experiments were done on the PITHON 5-TW generator. A plasma boundary at ne=5×1018/cm3 expands at velocities up to 10 cm/μs from the surface. Calculations suggest ear...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 1983-01, Vol.54 (12), p.7170-7175
Main Authors: SINCERNY, P, GILMAN, C, STRINGFIELD, R, FRIEDMAN, M, WILSON, A
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