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Review of ICF investigations carried out at the high-power laser facilities “ISKRA” in 1996–1997
Formation of a waveguide having the ultimately small cross-section due to self-consistent propagation of a highly intensive laser beam (10 18
MIMOZA-ND calculations of the influence of large-scale shell asymmetry on indirect drive target compression
About the correction of laser beams with phase front vortex
The earlier predicted failure of phase conjugation at the
stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) of the vortex laser beam directly
focused into the SBS medium is experimentally confirmed. Phase conjugation
of the vortex beam can be realized with using an advanced SBS mirror
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The Effects of Joints in Two Beryllium Hemispheres Used to Form an Ignition Capsule for the National Ignition Facility
Measurements of X-ray spectral opacity of dense plasma at ISKRA-5 laser facility
Powerful iodine ISKRA-5 laser facility was upgraded and
now operates on the second harmonic. Experiments were performed to measure
the x-ray spectral opacity of dense plasma of different materials. Sample of
material under study was fabricated as a thin plate with the 0.1-0.15 m thickness and was heated by the soft x-rays generated by irradiation of a
thin film gold converter by one beam of the ISKRA-5 laser facility. Typical
laser intensity on the converter was (1-5)10 W/cm and
laser pulse duration was 0.5-0.6 ns. The effective temperature of sample
under experimental conditions didn't exceed 30-40 eV. The sample was
tampered by 1 m plastic layers on both sides to avoid its
rarefaction during heating and to obtain a quasistationary layer of a dense
plasma prepared to be probed by a backlighter. The backlighter was aluminum
or dysprosium film irradiated by another beam of the ISKRA-5 laser facility
with an intensity of 10-10 W/cm. Probe x-rays were
registered by a Bragg spectrometer with spatial resolution. Comparison
between experimental data and simulations is discussed