Probing Hotspot Conditions in Spherically Shock Compressed Matter
B. Bachmann(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), T. Doeppner(Population Health Research Institute), J. R. Rygg, L. Divol(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), O. L. Landen(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), G. W. Collins, R. W. Falcone(University of California, Berkeley), R. Hatarik(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), S. H. Glenzer(SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory), S. R. Nagel, David W. Swift, Jim Gaffney(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), A. L. Kritcher(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), D. Kraus(Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf), G. B. Zimmerman(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), T. Pardini, N. Masters(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), S. Khan(Texas Tech University), J. Nilsen, J. Hawreliak(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)
November 6, 2015
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