Predicted spectra of very highly charged ions in the vicinity of the neon and nickel isoelectronic sequences

Bauche‐Arnoult, C.; Luc‐Koenig, E.; Wyart, J.-F.

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“…These are the first measurements reported of nickel like transitions from uranium. The uranium data agree with calculations by Scofield 197 and by Bauche-Arnoult et al 198 Nickel-like transitions have also been measured Photon energy (keV)…”

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“…The predicted shifts are different for the 3d 3/2 -< 4f 5/2 and 3d 5/2 -4f 7/2 transitions and bracket the measured shifts. Bauche-Arnoult et al 198 also predicted that the widths of the peaks should be 10 to 12 eV due to broadening by the unresolved transitions. The observed line widths are narrower than these calculated widths but agree within errors of the calculated widths be fore unfolding of the instrumental widths.…”

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“…The relative shift of the satel lites is the same for both the 3d 3/2 -4f 5/2 and 3d 5/2 -4f 7/2 transitions. For comparisons, predictions by Bauche-Arnoult et al 198 for the first three ioniza tion states are shown. The predicted shifts are different for the 3d 3/2 -< 4f 5/2 and 3d 5/2 -4f 7/2 transitions and bracket the measured shifts.…”

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Laser Program annual report 1987

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Murphy²,

Canada³

et al. 1989

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This report presents the unclassified activities and accomplishments of the Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) and the Advanced Laser Development (ALD) elements of the Laser Program at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) for the calendar year 1987. The classified aspects of our work are reported elsewhere. The LLNL Laser Program is supported by the United States Department of Energy. Some of the activities in Advanced Laser Development are supported by agencies of the United States Depart ment of Defense.Our objective in preparing these Laser Program Annual Reports is to disseminate the results of our work for the benefit of the inertial confinement fusion, plasma physics, and laser communities. We attempt to provide, in one volume, sufficient detail to allow full understanding, to permit critical technical evaluation, and to make it possible for others to reproduce or extend our work. Therefore, we present here new concepts, the oretical analyses, computational results, the design and configuration of experiments, and analytical data-the results of our year's research.We have organized this report into major sections that correspond to our principal technical activities. Section 1 notes the highlights of the year's technical accomplish ments and briefly summarizes Program resources and facilities. Section 2 relates our work in target theory, design, and computer code development. In Section 3, we discuss the Nova laser program, including experiments, diagnostics, and data acquisition and management, as well as the laser system and its management. Our effort in the area of ICF target technologies and materials is described in Section 4, and in Section 5 we dis cuss our work on basic laser research and development Section 6 presents our re search on solid state lasers for high-average-power applications. Finally, Section 7 reviews the ICF applications we have studied this year.

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