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1981 4th International Topical Conference on High-Power Electron and Ion Beam Research & Technology

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Table of contents

Scalability of light ion beams to reach fusion conditions

ICF research by LIB at ILE Osaka

System requirements for light-ion ICF

Analysis of inertial confinement fusion by using light ion beam

Theory of AMPFION class ion diodes

Light ion production and focusing with pinch-reflex diodes

Light ion beam production on low impedance generators

Proton and deuteron acceleration on the THALIE generator

The works on high-current ion beams in the Novosibirsk Institute of Nuclear Physics

Intense ion beam source development experiments

Electrode-structural effects on characteristics of ion beams produced by inverse reflex tetrodes

Magnetically insulated diode with cryogenically refrigerated anode

Ion beam handling in magnetized plasmas

Plasma channels for intense ion beam transport: Theory

Experimental studies of intense light-ion beam transport

Propagation of intense charge-neutral ion beams in magnetic fields

Analytic and numerical studies of resistive beam instabilities

Instabilities of high-current charged particle beams transported through dense plasmas

Filamentation instability in heavy ion beams

Injection and propagation of multiple relativistic electron beams into preformed plasma channels for high-power x-ray production

Transport properties of a relativistic electron beam injected into gas

Electron temperature requirements for neutralized inertial confinement fusion light ion beams

Low emittance neutralized light ion beams for ICF fusion breakeven (A PBFA II modification)

CO2 guided plasma channel for light ion beam transport

High intensity beam production and focusing with hollow ion beams

Full hydrodynamic and electromagnetic treatment of plasma channel formation in the atmosphere by an ultrarelativistic high power electron beam

The dynamics of an intense relativistic electron beam injected into the atmosphere

Simulation of phenomena associated with the transport of decompensating and quasi-neutral electron beams for industrial scale transmission of electric power

Development of pulsed e-beam systems for large volume high power KrF lasers

The excimer laser pumped by a microsecond electron beam

Dynamics, stability, and possible X-ray lasing of imploded plasmas

Diode insulation with radiating plasma loads

Laser plasma pinching in a high-current accelerator diode

Imploding plasma loads for high power pulsed generators

Dense, high temperature plasmas generated by imploding wire arrays and gas jets

Diagnostics used on the pithon generator during imploding plasma experiments

Generation of particle beams in a 340 kJ plasma focus with gas injection by a fast valve

Neutron generation with plane /CD2/n target placed in plasma-focus device axis

A tamped, split fuel layer ion-beam target

Suppression of ignition by instabilities in small fusion targets

Scaling laws for simple heavy ion targets

Target design for heavy ion beam fusion

Structures of imploding shock waves

HYDRAFEX a M H D code coupled to a high power accelerator for implosion study of multiwire and puff gas techniques

Electromagnetic and quasi-static simulations of ion diodes

Virtual cathode formation in electron beams as a bifurcation phenomena

Forced self-magnetic insulation of a Bθ-diode

Electron dynamics in magnetically insulated ion diodes

Study of cathode plasma expansion in high-current magnetically insulated diodes

Electron and ION flow in pinch diodes, stability and pinch size

Generation of large duration electron beams in frequency mode using explosive-emission cathode

Study of REB generator output energy concentration

Magnetic insulation, applied to the GREC generator

The instantaneous magnetic insulation mode in a magnetized vacuum transmission line

Non-axisymmetric wave propagation in pulsed power machines

Slowing down of heavy ions in a ionized metal target relevance to the heavy ion inertial fusion and experimental study proposal

Energy involved in pinched REB-plasma interaction experiments

Interaction between a thin polyethylene target and a relativistic electron beam

Collective effect in energy deposition by beams of relativistic charged particles

Determination of energy deposition as a function of high atomic number material depth using the 225 W Pulserad

Theoretical and experimental studies of electron deposition in thin targets

The high-current nanosecond low-energy electron beau generation por the material surface heating

Applications of intense pulsed ion beams to magnetically confined fusion

Heating of a dense plasma with an intense relativista electron beam: Initial observations

Plasma heating in solenoids by high-power relativista electron beams

Reb plasma heating and current drive in toroidal devices

Generation of a compact toroidal plasma confinement geometry with rotating electron beams

Injection of a relativismo electron beam into a tokamak for current drive: Experimental results

Multi-megajoule heating of large tokamaks with high energy heavy ion beams

Plasma heating by a relativistic electron beam

Enhanced plasma heating by reflexing high-power electron beam

The heavy ion fusion program at argonne

The influence of target requirements on the production, acceleration, transport, and focusing of ion beams

Driver-reactor interface for heavy ion fusion

Numerical studies of the generation of GeV heavy ions at laser irradiation

Heavy ion beam degradation from stripping in near vacuum reactor chambers

Final transport of heavy ion beams for inertial confinement fusion

Longitudinal and transverse coupling in accelerator beam plasmas

Heavy-ion inertial fusion: Suggested experiments on disk heating and beam transport using accelerator test facilities

Collective ion acceleration studies at the University of Maryland

Proton collective accelerator studies

Studies of the collective focusing ion accelerator

One dimensional simulation of collective ion acceleration by an IREB moving through low pressure gas

Development of collective acceleration methods at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research

Theoretical considerations of the collective ion acceleration studies at the University of Maryland

Efficient high energy acceleration of intense electron beams

PBFA I: Pulsed power driver for inertial confinement fusion

Pulse power research on EAGLE

Multi-megajoule inductive storage for particle beam production and plasma implosions

A 3 megajoule heavy ion fusion driver

A cast, multistage, diaphragm-type, hippodrome-shaped, magnetic-flashover-inhibited insulator

High-voltage pulse electron accelerator NIKS-M

GAEL: A low-industance 2-ohm relativistic electron-beam generator

Current viewing resistors (shunts) for magnetically insulated vacuum transmission lines

High current Betatron

Dynamics of an intense electron ring in a modified betatron field

Physics of a repetitively pulsed 10 kAmp electron beam accelerator

Beam tests on the 4 kA, 1.5 MeV injector for FXR

Nonlinear analysis of the quasi-optical electron cyclotron maser

Investigation of high-power microwave generation in relativismo magnetrons

The REB pulse-periodic microwave generators

High-power magnetron experiments and numerical simulation

The redativistic cherenkov generetor of surface wave investigation

Cherenkov radiation of an intense relativistic electron beam from corrugated and iris waveguides

Diffraction radiation of intense relativistic electron beam in the corrugated waveguide

Millimeter wavelength gyrotron using relativistic high current electron beam

Gyrotron development

Variable wiggler free electron laser experiment and theory

Two-dimensional theory and simulation of free electron lasers

Theoretical investigation of a 10 μm free electron laser amplifier using a 50 MeV multi kA electron beam

Axial magnetic field effects on the operation of a millimeter-wave free electron laser

Collective free-electron laser in resonant pump conditions: Experiment and theory

Three dimensional nonlinear theory of the free electron laser (FEL)

FEL operation with prebunched electron beam

A time resolved beam profile monitor for intense ion beams

Kα diagnostics for particle beam target interaction

Experimental studies of the quality of intense magnetized electron beams used for microwave generation

List of participants

1979 3rd International Topical Conference on High-Power Electron and Ion Beam Research & Technology

Final transport of heavy ion beams for inertial confinement fusion

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Barletta, W. A. Fawley, W. M. Lee, E. P. Yu, S. S.
Copyright Year	1981
Description	Author affiliation: University of California, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, California, 94550, USA (Barletta, W. A.; Fawley, W. M.; Lee, E. P.; Yu, S. S.)
Abstract	A heavy ion beam propagating through a hard or near vacuum (< $10^{−3}$ torr) is subject to eraittace growth due to the phase space distortions caused by enharmonic self-forces. If the distortion remains uncorrected, an enlarged focal spot results. Analytic predictions of an increase in rms emittance and focal spot size are given for the hard vacuum case and are shown to agree with computer simulations for initially cold beams. Some effects of beam preconditioning in the region from accelerator output to final focusing magnet are discussed. For the case of near vacuum transport $(10^{−4}–10^{−3}$ torr), prediction of final focal spot size requires consideration of additional effects such as beam stripping to high charge state and charge neutralization by electrons which are produced internally in the vessel and/or are injected from outside. Despite the deleterious effect of ion stripping, charge neutralization substantially improves the transport of intense beams with respect to hard vacuum ballistic transport. With the use of particle simulation codes we have delineated the acceptable ranges of beam energy, current and initial charge state and reactor size and temperature for efficient transport of heavy on beams to the pellet.
Starting Page	633
Ending Page	640
File Size	318455
Page Count	8
File Format	PDF
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	1981-06-29
Publisher Place	France
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Laboratoire de Physique des Milieux Ionises
Subject Keyword	Computational modeling Neck Inductors Phase distortion Particle beam injection Ion beams
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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