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1. Erratum: ‘‘Studies of Raman scattering from overdense targets irradiated by several kilojoules of 0.53 μm laser light’’ [Phys. Fluids 31, 3130 (1988)]

Author

Drake, R. P., primary, Turner, R. E., additional, Lasinski, B. F., additional, Williams, E. A., additional, Phillion, D. W., additional, Estabrook, K. G., additional, Kruer, W. L., additional, Campbell, E. M., additional, Manes, K. R., additional, Hildum, J. S., additional, and Johnston, T. W., additional

Published
1990
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2. Novette facility: activation and experimental results.

Author

Manes, K. R., Barr, O. C., Bliss, E. S., Drake, R. P., Godwin, R. O., Gritton, D. G., Hildum, J. S., Holloway, F. W., Hurley, C. A., Johnson, B. C., Kuizenga, D. J., Merritt, B., Ozarski, R. G., Reinecker, F., Severyn, J. R., Speck, D. R., Summers, M. A., Suski, G. J., and Wallerstein, E. P.

Published
1985
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3. Studies of Raman scattering from overdense targets irradiated by several kilojoules of 0.53 μm laser light.

Author

Drake, R. P., Turner, R. E., Lasinski, B. F., Williams, E. A., Phillion, D. W., Estabrook, K. G., Kruer, W. L., Campbell, E. M., Manes, K. R., Hildum, J. S., and Johnston, T. W.

Subjects
RAMAN effect, PLASMA gases
Abstract

In this paper a study of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) from relatively planar plasmas irradiated with short-wavelength (0.53 µm) laser light is reported. The Novette Laser Facility [Laser Part. Beams 3, 173 (1985)] produced several kilojoules of light in 1 nsec, which allowed it to irradiate a large spot with enough intensity to produce significant Raman scattering. These experiments measured the fluence, angular distribution, spectrum, and timing of the Raman light, as a function of the average laser intensity. Reductions in the Raman fluence at low laser intensity are attributed to collisional damping. The measured SRS fluence was larger than that predicted from convective amplification of bremsstrahlung noise, as calculated using the average properties of the laser beam and the plasma. Possible contributions to the observed scattering from enhanced noise, Raman scattering within filaments, and the absolute Raman instability at density extrema are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1988
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4. Large aperture harmonic conversion experiments at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Author

Linford, G. J., Johnson, B. C., Hildum, J. S., Martin, W. E., Snyder, K., Boyd, R. D., Smith, W. L., Vercimak, C. L., Eimerl, D., and Hunt, J. T.

Abstract

Large aperture harmonic conversion experiments to 2ω (532 nm), 3ω (355 nm), and 4ω (266 nm) on the Argus laser at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are described. Harmonically converted energies of up to 346 J have been generated at external conversion efficiencies of 83%. A discussion of the harmonic conversion experiments and a brief summary of enhanced 2ω and 3ω inertial confinement fusion target performances are provided.

Published
1982

9. Large aperture harmonic conversion experiments at LLNL: comments

Author

Linford, G. J., primary, Johnson, B. C., additional, Hildum, J. S., additional, Martin, W. E., additional, Snyder, K., additional, Boyd, R. D., additional, Smith, W. L., additional, Vercimak, C. L., additional, Eimerl, D., additional, Hunt, J. T., additional, Seka, W., additional, Craxton, R. S., additional, Jacobs, S. D., additional, Lund, L. D., additional, McCrory, R. L., additional, and Soures, J. M., additional

Published
1983
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