Ultra-high-speed photography

Coleman, Keonte

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“…For these developments a thorough knowledge of the detonation process and of the interaction of shock waves with matter was indispensable. T o meet these requirements, new experimental techniques were developed which permitted the observation of transient phenomena in short time intervals, with high-speed photography as one of the essential diagnostic tools (Coleman 1963). These new techniques opened the range of extremely high pressures and energy densities to experimental investigation.…”

Section: High Explosives As Pulsed Energy Sourcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The final inductance is determined by the load and the transmission line, and therefore the inductance of any particular device must be matched to the inductance of the load with regard to the desired amplification. The special case of energy transfer to a resistive load has been discussed by Conger (1967).…”

Section: Essentially Plane Geometry : Current Generatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Megagauss magnetic fields

Herlach

1968

Rep. Prog. Phys.

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Contents 1. Introduction . 2. High explosives as pulsed energy sources. . 2.1. Explosives . 2.2. Detonators . 2.3. Explosive devices . 2.4. Explosively driven metallic pistons , 2.5. Experiments and experimental facilities 3. Generation of the initial field . 3 .l. Energy sources . 3.2. Coils for the capacitor-bank discharge. 3.3. Field diffusion in seamless resistive liners 4. Flux-compression experiments , 4.1, Strongly converging geometry: ultra-high fields 4.2. Essentially plane geometry: current generators 5 -1. Dynamics of the cylindrically imploding liner 5.2. Field diffusion and Joule heating 5.3. Discussion of experimental data and the turnaround phenom-5.4. Properties of liner materials and the highest achievable fields 6.1. Fast discharges into single-turn coils . . 6.2. Liners imploded by magnetic forces 7. Applications of megagauss fields in experimental physics 7.1. Solid state physics . 7.2. Particle accelerators and plasma physics . .

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Section: High Explosives As Pulsed Energy Sourcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Essentially Plane Geometry : Current Generatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%