Production of cumulative jets by ablatively-driven implosion of hollow cones and wedges

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May 2008

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Physics of Plasmas, Volume 15, Issue 5, pp. 050703-050703-4 (2008).

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Plasma Devices, Laser Ablation

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Cumulative plasma jets formed by hollow cones imploded via laser ablation of their outer surfaces were observed. The velocity, shape, and density of the jets are measured with monochromatic 0.65 keV x-ray imaging. Depending on cone geometry, cumulative jets with ion density ~2×1020 cm-3 and propagation velocities >10 km/s are formed. Similar results are observed when jets are formed by imploding wedges. Such jets can be used to simulate hydrodynamics of astrophysical jets interacting with stellar or interstellar matter.

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