An ultrafast soft x-ray streak camera has been coupled to a Wolter axisymmetric x-ray microscope. This system was used to observe the dynamics of laser fusion targets both in self emission and backlit by laser produced x-ray sources. Spatial resolution was 7 ..mu..m and temporal resolution was 20 ps. Data is presented showing the ablative acceleration of foils to velocities near 10/sup 7/ cm/sec and the collision of an accelerated foil with a second foil, observed using 3 keV streaked x-ray backlighting. Good agreement was found between hydrocode simulations, simple models of the ablative acceleration and the observed velocities of the carbon foils
The ultimate objective of this project was to develop a small, transportable X-ray microscope which ...
The dynamics and confinement of laser generated Carbon plumes expanding across a transverse magnetic...
We report recent progress in x-ray diagnosis of laser-plasma experiments using imaging plates. Imagi...
A grazing x-ray microscope was shown to be able to photograph the x-ray emission from laser-produced...
A variety of x-ray imaging techniques have been used to study the absorption, transport and implosio...
New low-energy x-ray diagnostic techniques are used to explore energy-transport processes in laser h...
The design and operation of a 10-ps resolution optical streak camera used to characterize laser puls...
The authors have imaged laser-accelerated foils and exploding foils on the few-micron scale using an...
We are presently developing an ultrafast x-ray framing camera, to be used in laser fusion experiment...
The reliability and characteristics of collisionally pumped soft x-ray lasers make them ideal for a ...
A novel diagnostic application of XUV lasers has been developed for the study of the hydrodynamic im...
For direct drive ICF, a capsule is imploded by directly illuminating the surface with laser light. B...
Experimental programs exist in a number of laboratories throughout the world to test the feasibility...
A Kentech x-ray streak camera was run at the LLNL Compact Multipulse Terawatt (COMET) laser to recor...
Soft x-ray streak cameras are used in conjunction with several instruments for the diagnostic of las...
The ultimate objective of this project was to develop a small, transportable X-ray microscope which ...
The dynamics and confinement of laser generated Carbon plumes expanding across a transverse magnetic...
We report recent progress in x-ray diagnosis of laser-plasma experiments using imaging plates. Imagi...
A grazing x-ray microscope was shown to be able to photograph the x-ray emission from laser-produced...
A variety of x-ray imaging techniques have been used to study the absorption, transport and implosio...
New low-energy x-ray diagnostic techniques are used to explore energy-transport processes in laser h...
The design and operation of a 10-ps resolution optical streak camera used to characterize laser puls...
The authors have imaged laser-accelerated foils and exploding foils on the few-micron scale using an...
We are presently developing an ultrafast x-ray framing camera, to be used in laser fusion experiment...
The reliability and characteristics of collisionally pumped soft x-ray lasers make them ideal for a ...
A novel diagnostic application of XUV lasers has been developed for the study of the hydrodynamic im...
For direct drive ICF, a capsule is imploded by directly illuminating the surface with laser light. B...
Experimental programs exist in a number of laboratories throughout the world to test the feasibility...
A Kentech x-ray streak camera was run at the LLNL Compact Multipulse Terawatt (COMET) laser to recor...
Soft x-ray streak cameras are used in conjunction with several instruments for the diagnostic of las...
The ultimate objective of this project was to develop a small, transportable X-ray microscope which ...
The dynamics and confinement of laser generated Carbon plumes expanding across a transverse magnetic...
We report recent progress in x-ray diagnosis of laser-plasma experiments using imaging plates. Imagi...