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1. Inhomogeneous halo collapse and early Galactic chemical evolution - Globular cluster metallicities

Author

Malinie, G, Hartmann, D. H, and Mathews, G. J

Subjects
Astrophysics
Abstract

A new solution to the observed Galactic globular cluster metallicity distribution is proposed by considering inhomogeneous collapse of a centrally condensed proto-Galaxy. In contrast to the standard one-zone model, it is shown that, for inhomogeneous models, the metallicity distribution can be reproduced without the need to decrease the nucleosynthetic yield for metal-poor stars. Chemical evolution in free fall is calculated analytically. A hybrid hydroparticle code is developed to study the effect of supernova induced pressure.

Published
1991
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5. Progress on LMJ targets for ignition

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Cherfils-Clérouin, C, primary, Boniface, C, additional, Bonnefille, M, additional, Fremerye, P, additional, Galmiche, D, additional, Gauthier, P, additional, Giorla, J, additional, Lambert, F, additional, Laffite, S, additional, Liberatore, S, additional, Loiseau, P, additional, Malinie, G, additional, Masse, L, additional, Masson-Laborde, P E, additional, Monteil, M C, additional, Poggi, F, additional, Seytor, P, additional, Wagon, F, additional, and Willien, J L, additional

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2010
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6. Progress on LMJ targets for ignition

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Cherfils-Clérouin, C, primary, Boniface, C, additional, Bonnefille, M, additional, Dattolo, E, additional, Galmiche, D, additional, Gauthier, P, additional, Giorla, J, additional, Laffite, S, additional, Liberatore, S, additional, Loiseau, P, additional, Malinie, G, additional, Masse, L, additional, Masson-Laborde, P E, additional, Monteil, M C, additional, Poggi, F, additional, Seytor, P, additional, Wagon, F, additional, and Willien, J L, additional

Published
2009
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7. New designs of LMJ targets for early ignition experiments

Author

C-Clérouin, C, primary, Bonnefille, M, additional, Dattolo, E, additional, Fremerye, P, additional, Galmiche, D, additional, Gauthier, P, additional, Giorla, J, additional, Laffite, S, additional, Liberatore, S, additional, Loiseau, P, additional, Malinie, G, additional, Masse, L, additional, Poggi, F, additional, and Seytor, P, additional

Published
2008
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9. Target design for ignition experiments on the laser Mégajoule facility

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Giorla, J, primary, Bastian, J, additional, Bayer, C, additional, Canaud, B, additional, Casanova, M, additional, Chaland, F, additional, Cherfils, C, additional, Clique, C, additional, Dattolo, E, additional, Fremerye, P, additional, Galmiche, D, additional, Garaude, F, additional, Gauthier, P, additional, Laffite, S, additional, Lecler, N, additional, Liberatore, S, additional, Loiseau, P, additional, Malinie, G, additional, Masse, L, additional, Masson, A, additional, Monteil, M C, additional, Poggi, F, additional, Quach, R, additional, Renaud, F, additional, Saillard, Y, additional, Seytor, P, additional, Vandenboomgaerde, M, additional, Vliet, J Van der, additional, and Wagon, F, additional

Published
2006
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10. Comparison of capsule deformations induced by radiation asymmetries in spherical and cylindrical hohlraums lighted by the laser MégaJoule

Author

Poggi, F., Malinie, G., Giorla, J., Poggi, F., Malinie, G., and Giorla, J.

Abstract

The nominal configuration of inertial confinement fusion with the Laser MégaJoule (LMJ) uses a cylindrical hohlraum with two polar holes for the entrance of 60 laser quads. But the LMJ facility makes it possible to use a spherical hohlraum with more than two holes. We have studied two alternate configurations, in which 56 and 44 laser quads enter a spherical hohlraum through four and six holes respectively, with the same wall surface as in the nominal cylindrical hohlraum. We have estimated the intrinsic and random radiation asymmetries on the nominal capsule A1040 in these two configurations.

Published
2006
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11. Evolution of the target design for the MJ laser

Author

HOLSTEIN, P.A., primary, CHALAND, F., additional, CHARPIN, C., additional, DUFOUR, J.M., additional, DUMONT, H., additional, GIORLA, J., additional, HALLO, L., additional, LAFFITE, S., additional, MALINIE, G., additional, SAILLARD, Y., additional, SCHURTZ, G., additional, VANDENBOOMGAERDE, M., additional, and WAGON, F., additional

Published
1999
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12. Thermonuclear destruction of lithium beryllium and boron inside a 1 solar mass star

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Delbourgo-Salvador, P., Audouze, J., Malinie, G., Centre de Spectrométrie Nucléaire et de Spectrométrie de Masse (CSNSM), and Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)-Institut National de Physique Nucléaire et de Physique des Particules du CNRS (IN2P3)-Université Paris-Sud - Paris 11 (UP11)

Subjects
[PHYS.ASTR.CO]Physics [physics]/Astrophysics [astro-ph]/Cosmology and Extra-Galactic Astrophysics [astro-ph.CO], classification, text mining, information extraction, natural language processing, mapping, hypertext, clustering
Abstract

The goal of this paper is to show the interest of combining various text analysis techniques (shallow parsing, semantic analysis, etc.) and some information access techniques (indexing, classification, clustering, mapping)) to developp an information analysis system to be used and customized by non-specialists of documentary languages. The paper shows how these techniques can be integrated to for a process chain including : XML reformating, information extraction, clustering, mapping.

Published
1984

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