Computer Science
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Dec 1997
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Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, Vol. 58, No. 4 - 6, p. 399 - 1000
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Radiative Transfer: Plasma, Radiative Transfer: Dense Matter, Plasma: Atomic Processes
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The papers consider the radiative properties of hot dense matter. Numerous contributions were directed at understanding the behavior of plasma not in local thermodynamics equilibrium (NLTE). Contributors have analyzed warm dense matter, inertial confinement fusion implosion cores, femtosecond pulse laser generated plasmas, colliding plasmas, and nanosecond long pulse laser generated plasmas. In all of these reports the level of sophistication is advanced, with effects of nonMaxwellian distributions, laser modified transitions, polarization effects and mind-numbing atomic structure models being presented. To ascertain the validity of these NLTE kinetics codes two kinetics code comparisons are reported, which attempt to provide insight into the workings of the kinetics models. The LTE work is directed largely towards the area of opacity studies where both experimental and theoretical efforts were reported. Moreover, the topics of spectral line shapes and the plasma microfields, are given a strong airing. Recent advances and the addition of new effects including magnetic fields, laser pumping, and continuum perturbing states are presented. Finally, many of the contributors present a detailed discussion of the instrumentation which are central to the spectroscopy, providing new paths for future experimental and theoretical advances.
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