US Heavy Ion Beam Research for Energy Density Physics Applicationsand Fusion
Abstract
Key scientific results from recent experiments, modeling tools, and heavy ion accelerator research are summarized that explore ways to investigate the properties of high energy density matter in heavy-ion-driven targets, in particular, strongly-coupled plasmas at 0.01 to 0.1 times solid density for studies of warm dense matter, which is a frontier area in high energy density physics. Pursuit of these near-term objectives has resulted in many innovations that will ultimately benefit heavy ion inertial fusion energy. These include: neutralized ion beam compression and focusing, which hold the promise of greatly improving the stage between the accelerator and the target chamber in a fusion power plant; and the Pulse Line Ion Accelerator (PLIA), which may lead to compact, low-cost modular linac drivers.
- Authors:
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- Publication Date:
- Research Org.:
- Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (LBNL), Berkeley, CA (United States)
- Sponsoring Org.:
- USDOE Director. Office of Science. Office of Fusion EnergySciences, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Princeton PlasmaPhysics Laboratory
- OSTI Identifier:
- 861981
- Report Number(s):
- LBNL-58865; HIFAN 1509
R&D Project: Z41003; BnR: AT5015031; TRN: US0604694
- DOE Contract Number:
- DE-AC02-05CH11231
- Resource Type:
- Conference
- Resource Relation:
- Conference: 4th International Conference on Inertial FusionSciences and Applications, Biarritz, France,09/4-9/2005
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
- Subject:
- 43 PARTICLE ACCELERATORS; 32 ENERGY CONSERVATION, CONSUMPTION, AND UTILIZATION; ACCELERATORS; COMPRESSION; ENERGY DENSITY; FOCUSING; HEAVY ION ACCELERATORS; HEAVY IONS; ION BEAMS; LINEAR ACCELERATORS; PHYSICS; POWER PLANTS; SIMULATION; TARGET CHAMBERS; TARGETS; THERMONUCLEAR REACTORS
Citation Formats
Davidson, R C, Logan, B G, Barnard, J J, Bieniosek, F M, Briggs, R J, Callahan, D A, Kireeff Covo, M, Celata, C M, Cohen, R H, Coleman, J E, Debonnel, C S, Grote, D P, Efthimiom, P C, Eylon, S, Friedman, A, Gilson, E P, Grisham, L R, Henestroza, E, Kaganovich, I D, Kwan, J W, Lee, E P, Lee, W W, Leitner, M, Lund, S M, Meier, W R, Molvik, A W, Olson, C L, Penn, G E, Qin, H, Roy, P K, Rose, D V, Sefkow, A, Seidl, P A, Sharp, W M, Startsev, E A, Tabak, M, Thoma, C, Vay, J-L, Wadron, W L, Wurtele, J S, Welch, D R, Westenskow, G A, and Yu, S S. US Heavy Ion Beam Research for Energy Density Physics Applicationsand Fusion. United States: N. p., 2005.
Web.
Davidson, R C, Logan, B G, Barnard, J J, Bieniosek, F M, Briggs, R J, Callahan, D A, Kireeff Covo, M, Celata, C M, Cohen, R H, Coleman, J E, Debonnel, C S, Grote, D P, Efthimiom, P C, Eylon, S, Friedman, A, Gilson, E P, Grisham, L R, Henestroza, E, Kaganovich, I D, Kwan, J W, Lee, E P, Lee, W W, Leitner, M, Lund, S M, Meier, W R, Molvik, A W, Olson, C L, Penn, G E, Qin, H, Roy, P K, Rose, D V, Sefkow, A, Seidl, P A, Sharp, W M, Startsev, E A, Tabak, M, Thoma, C, Vay, J-L, Wadron, W L, Wurtele, J S, Welch, D R, Westenskow, G A, & Yu, S S. US Heavy Ion Beam Research for Energy Density Physics Applicationsand Fusion. United States.
Davidson, R C, Logan, B G, Barnard, J J, Bieniosek, F M, Briggs, R J, Callahan, D A, Kireeff Covo, M, Celata, C M, Cohen, R H, Coleman, J E, Debonnel, C S, Grote, D P, Efthimiom, P C, Eylon, S, Friedman, A, Gilson, E P, Grisham, L R, Henestroza, E, Kaganovich, I D, Kwan, J W, Lee, E P, Lee, W W, Leitner, M, Lund, S M, Meier, W R, Molvik, A W, Olson, C L, Penn, G E, Qin, H, Roy, P K, Rose, D V, Sefkow, A, Seidl, P A, Sharp, W M, Startsev, E A, Tabak, M, Thoma, C, Vay, J-L, Wadron, W L, Wurtele, J S, Welch, D R, Westenskow, G A, and Yu, S S. 2005.
"US Heavy Ion Beam Research for Energy Density Physics Applicationsand Fusion". United States. https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/861981.
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title = {US Heavy Ion Beam Research for Energy Density Physics Applicationsand Fusion},
author = {Davidson, R C and Logan, B G and Barnard, J J and Bieniosek, F M and Briggs, R J and Callahan, D A and Kireeff Covo, M and Celata, C M and Cohen, R H and Coleman, J E and Debonnel, C S and Grote, D P and Efthimiom, P C and Eylon, S and Friedman, A and Gilson, E P and Grisham, L R and Henestroza, E and Kaganovich, I D and Kwan, J W and Lee, E P and Lee, W W and Leitner, M and Lund, S M and Meier, W R and Molvik, A W and Olson, C L and Penn, G E and Qin, H and Roy, P K and Rose, D V and Sefkow, A and Seidl, P A and Sharp, W M and Startsev, E A and Tabak, M and Thoma, C and Vay, J-L and Wadron, W L and Wurtele, J S and Welch, D R and Westenskow, G A and Yu, S S},
abstractNote = {Key scientific results from recent experiments, modeling tools, and heavy ion accelerator research are summarized that explore ways to investigate the properties of high energy density matter in heavy-ion-driven targets, in particular, strongly-coupled plasmas at 0.01 to 0.1 times solid density for studies of warm dense matter, which is a frontier area in high energy density physics. Pursuit of these near-term objectives has resulted in many innovations that will ultimately benefit heavy ion inertial fusion energy. These include: neutralized ion beam compression and focusing, which hold the promise of greatly improving the stage between the accelerator and the target chamber in a fusion power plant; and the Pulse Line Ion Accelerator (PLIA), which may lead to compact, low-cost modular linac drivers.},
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year = {Thu Sep 01 00:00:00 EDT 2005},
month = {Thu Sep 01 00:00:00 EDT 2005}
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