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Irradiation uniformity of spherical heavy-ion-driven ICF targets

R.A. Sacks, R.C. Arnold, G.R. Magelssent1982年被引用 17Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

Estimates are presented for non-uniformity of energy deposition in spherical-shell ICF targets driven by beams of high-energy heavy ions. The principal consideration is shown to be the difference in penetration depth of ions entering at different angles relative to the surface of the sphere. Calculations are reported for 12-, 20-, and 32-beam symmetrical illumination. A rough assessment of required implosion symmetry indicates that a trade-off will exist between target gain and number of beams. A brief discussion of possible angular pressure-smoothing mechanisms is included.

日本語訳

高エネルギー重イオンビームで駆動される球殻ICFターゲットにおけるエネルギー付与の非一様性の評価を示す。主たる考慮事項は、球の表面に対して異なる角度で入射するイオンの侵入深さの差であることが示される。12ビーム、20ビーム、32ビームの対称照射についての計算を報告する。必要な爆縮対称性の大まかな評価は、ターゲット利得とビーム数との間にトレードオフが存在することを示している。可能な角度圧力平滑化メカニズムについての簡単な議論を含める。

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