Repetitively pulsed, high energy KrF lasers for inertial fusion energy
Authors:
- M.C MyersMMM.C Myers
- J.D SethianJSJ.D Sethian
- J.L GiulianiJGJ.L Giuliani
- R LehmbergRLR Lehmberg
- P KepplePKP Kepple
- M.F WolfordMWM.F Wolford
- F HegelerFHF Hegeler
- M FriedmanMFM Friedman
- T.C JonesTJT.C Jones
- S.B SwanekampSSS.B Swanekamp
- D WeidenheimerDWD Weidenheimer
- D RoseDRD Rose
- 27 November 2004
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Nuclear Fusion
- Vol. 44 (12) , S247-S253
Abstract
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