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Overview of on-going LIL experiments

L Videau, E Alozy, I Bailly, N Borisenko, J Y Boutin, J Breil, S Brygoo, M Casanova, A Casner, L Chauvel2008年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The Ligne d'Integration Laser (LIL) facility has been designed as a prototype for the Laser MegaJoule (LMJ) which is a cornerstone of the French 'Simulation Program'. This laser has been intensively used to test and improve the LMJ components. In addition, a large panel of plasma diagnostics has been installed and is currently used to perform laser–plasma experiments. After a brief discussion about the LIL design, we present the last results in various plasma physics domains.

日本語訳

Ligne d'Intégration Laser(LIL)施設は、フランスの「Simulation Program」の要となるLaser MegaJoule(LMJ)のプロトタイプとして設計されました。このレーザーは、LMJの構成要素を試験し改良するために集中的に使用されてきました。さらに、大規模なプラズマ診断装置群が設置され、現在はレーザー・プラズマ実験に使用されています。本稿では、LILの設計について簡単に述べた後、様々なプラズマ物理学の分野における最新の結果を紹介します。

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