Generation of high pressure shocks relevant to the shock-ignition intensity regime
- D. Batani
- L. Antonelli
- S. Atzeni
- J. Badziak
- F. Baffigi
- T. Chodukowski
- F. Consoli
- G. Cristoforetti
- R. De Angelis
- R. Dudzak
- G. Folpini
- L. Giuffrida
- L. A. Gizzi
- Z. Kalinowska
- P. Koester
- E. Krousky
- M. Krus
- L. Labate
- T. Levato
- Y. Maheut
- G. Malka
- D. Margarone
- A. Marocchino
- J. Nejdl
- P.h. Nicolai
- T. O'Dell
- T. Pisarczyk
- O. Renner
- Y. J. Rhee
- X. Ribeyre
- M. Rosinski
- M. Sawicka
- A. Schiavi
- J. Skala
- M. Smid
- C.h. Spindloe
- J. Ullschmied
- A. Velyhan
- T. Vinci
- RICHETTA, MARIA
DOIAbstract
An experiment was performed using the PALS laser to study laser-target coupling and laser-plasma interaction in an intensity regime 1016 W/cm2, relevant for the “shock ignition” approach to Inertial Confinement Fusion. A first beam at low intensity was used to create an extended preformed plasma, and a second one to create a strong shock. Pressures up to 90 Megabars were inferred. Our results show the importance of the details of energy transport in the overdense region
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