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Nuclear Fusion; v. 17(3); p. 619-621
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Liu, C.S.; Tripathi, V.K.; Grebogi, C.
3. International congress on waves and instabilities in plasmas. June 27 - July 1, 1977, Palaiseau, France
3. International congress on waves and instabilities in plasmas. June 27 - July 1, 1977, Palaiseau, France
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p. 113; nd; p. 113; Ecole Polytechnique; Palaiseau, France; 3. International congress on waves and instabilities in plasmas; Palaiseau, France; 27 Jun - 1 Jul 1977; Available from: Ecole Polytechnique, Lab. PMI, 91128 Palaiseau Cedex, France; Published in abstract form only.
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[en] Mirror-lense objectives achromatized for effective (λ1=1.315 μm) and positioning (λ2=0.63 μm) wavelengths of 700 mm in diameter with focus distance of 1100 mm are developed and produced. Lense aspherical objectives are developed to irradiate targets by the second harmonics radiation (0.66 μm)
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Svetosil'nye ob''ektivy dlya issledovanij po lazernomu termoyadernomu sintezu na iodnom lazere ustanovki Iskra-4
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6. All-Union conference on laser optics; Leningrad (USSR); 12-14 Mar 1990
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Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya; ISSN 0367-6765;
; CODEN IANFA; v. 54(10); p. 2027-2031

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[en] Using molecular dynamics simulation we study the response of a spherical nanoparticle (NP) to a sudden homogeneous energization, such as effected by ultrashort pulse laser irradiation. We consider a Lennard-Jones model system and two different values of the energization. For the smaller one, the sphere expands while a multitude of voids are created inside; the sphere develops finally into an external shell filled with gas and small clusters. For the higher energization, the sphere expands uniformly and no shell structure is formed. An analysis of the pressure generated confirms that in the latter case the pressure is compressive throughout the sphere expansion, while it is temporarily tensile for the lower energization leading to void formation. The final state of both systems shows the fragmentation of the sphere into a multitude of clusters. With increasing fragmentation the cluster distribution becomes shifted to smaller sizes. Simulated small-angle scattering functions of the exploding NP are presented. The distribution of minima allows for an easy determination of the particle size during expansion. (authors)
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Available from doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1140/epjd/e2014-50785-x; 38 refs.
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European Physical Journal. D, Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Plasma Physics; ISSN 1434-6079;
; v. 69(no.2); p. 35.1-35.7

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[en] An efficient way for manipulating ultraintense laser pulses in plasmas using resonant three-wave interactions is proposed. Poor quality ultraintense laser pulses can be efficiently transformed into high quality focused laser pulses, while the entropy is taken up by resonant plasma waves. This can be accomplished within plasma layers thin enough that parasitic scatterings and instabilities of laser pulses do not have enough time to develop. Combined with laser pulse compression in plasmas, this scheme, using, for example, the lasers that power the National Ignition Facility (see, for instance, the NIF project website: http://www.llnl.gov/nif/project), is potentially capable of producing vacuum breakdown intensities
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(c) 2005 American Institute of Physics; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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[en] The permissible background energy is analyzed taking into account matching between the main heating pulse and the target in order to derive expressions for the required level of the energy contrast. It is shown that the required contrast value can amount to approximately 106 under conditions of the compressing shell
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Neobkhodimyj uroven' kontrasta lazernogo izlucheniya v ehksperimentakh po lazernomu termoyadernomu sintezu
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For English translation see the journal Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics (USA).
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Martsinukov, S A; Kostrin, D K; Chernigovskiy, V V; Lisenkov, A A, E-mail: sergm2006@mail.ru
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[en] The analysis of thermal processes during the measurement of coating thickness with the use of heating with laser radiation is conducted. The obtained curves of the heating process allow determining thickness of the formed coatings. (paper)
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Optics-2015: International conference of young scientists and specialists; St Petersburg (Russian Federation); 12-16 Oct 2015; Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/735/1/012049; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Journal of Physics. Conference Series (Online); ISSN 1742-6596;
; v. 735(1); [5 p.]

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Amatuni, A.Ts.; Egikyan, D.L.; Ovsepyan, A.S.; Oganesyan, L.O.; Petrosyan, M.L.; Petrosyan, B.V.
Erevanskij Fizicheskij Inst., Erevan (Armenia)
Erevanskij Fizicheskij Inst., Erevan (Armenia)
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[en] The results of diamond synthesis investigation are represented. Using CO-2 laser beam, by means of substance radiation containing carbon micro-crystals of diamond are obtained. The fact of diamond synthesis by X-ray structure analysis of substance radiation is confirmed. 7 refs
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Issledovanie vozmozhnosti sinteza almaza s ispol'zovaniem izlucheniya CO2 lazera
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1994; 16 p
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[en] This paper reports an experimental study on preheating of laser-irradiated targets. We performed temperature measurements at the rear surface of laser-irradiated targets under conditions of two different laser wavelengths (0.35 or 0.53 μm) and several intensities (2x1013-1x1014 W/cm2) in order to verify an effect of radiation and nonlocal electron heat transport. The preheating temperature was evaluated by observing self-emission, reflectivity, and expansion velocity at the rear surface of planar polyimide foils. The experimental results show that the x-ray radiation is dominant for preheating for 0.35-μm laser irradiation, but contribution of nonlocal electron heat transport is not negligible for 0.53-μm laser irradiation conditions.
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(c) 2010 American Institute of Physics; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Qiang Zhao; ZhengXiu Fan; ZhiJiang Wang
Laser-induced damage in optical materials: 1996. Twenty-eighth annual Boulder damage symposium, proceedings
Laser-induced damage in optical materials: 1996. Twenty-eighth annual Boulder damage symposium, proceedings
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[en] By now laser conditioning has been proved to be an useful method to improve the optical coatings and raise the laser induced damage threshold (LIDT) of the thin film coatings. However, whatever happens during the laser conditioning process and whichever factor influences the laser conditioning effect are still not very clear. We Produce a series samples with different roughness levels of the substrates, multilayer design, thin film material and the vacuum environment of the chamber. We make laser conditioning test to these samples by 1.06 μm laser. Photothermal deflection technology (PDT) is employed to observe the conditioning process in-situ. A series of experimental data are obtained. We give our explanation. The mechanism of laser conditioning, is also discussed
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Bennett, H.E.; Guenther, A.H.; Kozlowski, M.R.; Newnam, B.E.; Soileau, M.J. (eds.); International Society for Optical Engineering, Washington, DC (United States); 686 p; 1997; p. 353; 28. annual symposium on optical materials for high power lasers - Boulder damage symposium; Boulder, CO (United States); 7-9 Oct 1996; Available from SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering, P.O. Box 10, Bellingham, WA 98227-0010 (United States) Telephone 360/676-3290 Fax 360/647-1445
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