A hydrodynamically unstable, spherically divergent system of relevance to supernovae

Details A hydrodynamically unstable, spherically divergent system of relevance to supernovae A hydrodynamically unstable, spherically divergent system of relevance to supernovae

Oct 2000

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American Physical Society, 42nd Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics combined with the 10th International Congre

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Plasma Physics

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Results of the first spherically diverging, hydrodynamically unstable laboratory experiments of relevance to supernovae are reported. The experiments are accomplished by using laser radiation to explode a hemispherical capsule, having a perturbed outer surface, which is embedded within a volume of low-density foam. The evolution of the experiment, like that of a supernova, is well described by the Euler equations. Two-dimensional simulations were performed both by using a radiation-hydrodynamics code and by using a pure hydrodynamics code with front tracking. The comparison with the data will be discussed.

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