High Performance Implosions using NIF-like Indirect-Drive Multi-Cone Geometry

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Ignition on MJ-class ICF facilities requires that drive asymmetries on capsules be reduced below 1-2concept of more beams is better has now been verified reproducibly by contrasting results from several symmetry and implosion campaigns performed on cylindrical hohlraums illuminated with 40 beams arranged in 2 rings per side at Omega versus 10 beams arranged in 1 ring per side at Nova. After normalizing implosion yields to integrated Lasnex code predictions, we claim repeatable primary yields at Omega of 100growth factor, convergence ratio 9 and 16 implosions, a significant improvement over Nova results. The improved symmetry enables us to use experimental data to place meaningful constraints on the modeling of fuel core temperature gradients and pusher-fuel mix. This includes detailed secondary neutron spectra and quantitative measurement of the primary neutron yield reduction caused by the deliberate introduction of Ar into the fuel.

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