Short-pulse-laser-heated plasma experiments

The interaction between time-tailored, high-intensity laser radiation and spherical light-element targets is investigated. Simultaneous measurements of the laser plasma electron temperature, charged-particle distribution, absorbed energy, neutron yields, and backscattered light intensity and spectra...

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Published in:Nuclear fusion 1973-12, Vol.13 (6), p.829-838
Main Authors: Soures, J, Goldman, L.M, Lubin, M
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