Firsov approach to heavy-ion stopping in warm matter using a finite-temperature Thomas–Fermi model

Oguri, Y.; Niinou, T.; Nishinomiya, S.; Katagiri, Ken; Kaneko, J.; Hasegawa, Jun; Ogawa, Masahiro

doi:10.1016/j.nima.2007.02.009

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

2007

DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2007.02.009

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Firsov approach to heavy-ion stopping in warm matter using a finite-temperature Thomas–Fermi model

Y. Oguri

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S. Nishinomiya

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Progress in particle-beam-driven inertial fusion research: Activities in Japan

Horioka

2017

Matter and Radiation at Extremes

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Research activities in Japan relevant to particle beam inertial fusion are briefly reviewed. These activities can be ascended to the 1980s. During the past three decades, significant progress in particle beam fusion, pulsed power systems, accelerator schemes for intense beams, target physics, and high-energy-density physics research has been made by a number of research groups at universities and accelerator facilities in Japan. High-flux ions have been extracted from laser ablation plasmas. Controllability of the ion velocity distribution in the plasma by an axial magnetic and/or electric field has realized a stable high-flux low-emittance beam injector. Beam dynamics have been studied both theoretically and experimentally. The efforts have been concentrated on the beam behavior during the final compression stage of intense beam accelerators. A novel accelerator scheme based on a repetitive induction modulator has been proposed as a cost-effective particle-beam driver scheme. Beam-plasma interaction and pulse-powered plasma experiments have been investigated as relevant studies of particle beam inertial fusion. An irradiation method to mitigate the instability in imploding target has been proposed using oscillating heavy-ion beams. The new irradiation method has reopened the exploration of direct drive scheme of particle beam fusion.

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Progress in particle-beam-driven inertial fusion research: Activities in Japan

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Studies on heavy ion fusion and high energy density physics in Japan

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Readjustment of the Bohr stopping force from energies of keV/n to a few tens of MeV/n ions in elemental targets

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Firsov approach to heavy-ion stopping in warm matter using a finite-temperature Thomas–Fermi model

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Progress in particle-beam-driven inertial fusion research: Activities in Japan

Progress in particle-beam-driven inertial fusion research: Activities in Japan

Studies on heavy ion fusion and high energy density physics in Japan

Readjustment of the Bohr stopping force from energies of keV/n to a few tens of MeV/n ions in elemental targets

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