激光实验诊断集成管控系统中人工智能技术应用

针对激光聚变实验中诊断系统种类多、原理各异、排布变换频繁等特点，发展了基于流程驱动的诊断集成管控系统。对控制节点中依赖经验以及人工判读的测量系统参数配置、系统瞄准、多诊断系统空间干涉等操作流程，开展基于深度学习技术的示波器量程智能化设置、自动瞄准以及空间干涉预警技术等诊断系统智能化控制方法的初步探索。     

激光惯性约束聚变中光学汤姆逊散射研究进展

当前，激光惯性约束聚变在越来越接近点火的极端能量密度条件下，实验与模拟的偏离逐渐增大，一个关键原因是缺乏对黑腔等离子体状态及其影响黑腔能量学和内爆对称性的细致研究和判断。光学汤姆逊散射主动式、诊断精确、参数完备的优点，使之成为激光惯性约束聚变黑腔等离子体状态参数精密诊断的标准方法。中国面向激光惯性约束聚变研究的光学汤姆逊散射实验技术的发展与神光系列激光装置的建设和在其上开展的物理实验紧密相关。近年来，四倍频汤姆逊散射实验技术在神光III原型和100 kJ激光装置上相继建立，部分实验结果不仅加深了对激光惯性约束聚变靶物理的认识，还反映了实验条件对汤姆逊散射诊断的影响，促进了实验技术的精密化发展。在未来，还需要进一步发展多支路汤姆逊散射、五倍频汤姆逊散射和超热相干汤姆逊散射等新技术，面向点火黑腔条件，大幅提升激光等离子体状态参数的诊断精度，开展新物理机制的探索和研究，在激光惯性约束聚变和其他高能量密度物理科学领域发挥更重要的作用。     

辐射驱动条件下冲击波诊断用透明窗口离化现象研究

针对间接驱动情况下,冲击波诊断中出现的X光离化问题,利用半导体模型,解释了蓝宝石和石英晶体材料中出现黑区的理论过程,并进行了实验验证.利用光生载流子模型分析了石英晶体中时间方向上出现调制的过程,并进行了实验验证.发现使用石英晶体作为窗口材料,使用60μm厚度的烧蚀层,在180 eV辐射温度条件下,没有出现明显的黑区.使...     

透射光栅的实验标定和衍射效率的理论模拟

透射光栅广泛应用于软X射线能谱测量.为了获得用于惯性约束聚变研究的透射光栅的各级衍射效率及其他参数,在北京同步辐射源上200—1600 eV能量范围内对其进行了标定,获得了透射光栅衍射效率的实验结果.扩展了透射光栅衍射效率的计算方法,提出了7边准梯形截面衍射效率计算模型.分析拟合了实验数据,理论结果与实验结果很好符合.得到了7边准梯形的透射光栅栅线截面结构. 关键词： 透射光栅 衍射效率 实验标定 光栅模型     

辐射驱动条件下冲击波速度直接测量技术

 针对超高压下透明材料的高压离化机理,分析了透明材料中冲击波直接诊断技术的基本方法。利用Drude自由电子气模型,分析了不同冲击压力下冲击波阵面反射率的变化。设计了专门的实验,将探测器致盲区与信号区错开,获得了蓝宝石中冲击波阵面反射的信号。结果表明:冲击波速度为32 km/s时,其波阵面的反射率约为35%,致盲效应出现时间与激光脉冲峰值到达时刻相同,持续时间也与激光脉宽相同。分析了致盲应产生的原因,并提出了解决办法。给出了加蓝宝石窗口后的测速公式,经过和实验对比,确认了测速公式的正确性。     

激光间接驱动惯性约束聚变内爆物理实验研究

激光间接驱动惯性约束聚变利用辐射烧蚀驱动靶丸球形内爆,在减速阶段将内爆动能转化成热斑内能,同时压缩燃料,达到点火条件,实现聚变点火。根据目前认识,影响内爆压缩过程的主要因素包括内爆对称性、燃料熵增因子、内爆速度和混合。内爆物理实验研究的目的是发展对上述影响因素的实验表征方法,获取这些影响因素随靶设计参数的变化规律,建立相应的实验调控能力,最终达到不断提升内爆性能的目的。为此,在内爆对称性方面,开展了Bi球自发光实验,用于研究点火脉冲前2ns驱动不对称性;在内爆速度方面,开展了球面弯晶单能流线实验,测量得到内爆速度和剩余质量随时间的变化;在混合方面,开展了内壳层示踪涂层内爆混合实验,测量得到环形发光图像。为考察综合内爆性能,在神光Ⅱ和神光Ⅲ原型装置上开展了DT内爆实验,获得了中子产额随初始靶参数的变化规律。     

激光打靶过程中的电磁脉冲特性

为诊断激光打靶产生的电磁脉冲信号分布,选取环天线作为主要电磁脉冲信号采集装置,对靶室内外信号同时进行测试。从天线设计制作到天线标定,描述了脉冲诊断系统的搭建。通过对信号进行采集及处理,对比分析了靶室外、法兰口及靶室内脉冲信号的频域特性和强度。得出靶室内受到电磁脉冲辐射强度最大且频谱分布最广,其次是法兰口,靶室外电磁脉冲信号最弱。总结多次激光打靶电磁脉冲信号频域分布,可看出波峰主要出现在0.5,1.2,3GHz。电磁脉冲时域结果规律性展示出脉冲持续约100ns,因靶室内回波振荡,电磁脉冲信号于几ns处及几十ns处有较明显峰值蔟。     

Analysis of Ar line spectra from indirectly-driven implosion experiments on SGII facility

This paper reports on the indirectly-driven implosion experiments on SGII laser facility in which Ar emission spectrum from Ar-doped D-filled plastic capsule is recorded with the crystal spectrometer. Spectral features of Ar Heβ line and its associated satellites are analysed to extract the electron temperature and density of the implosion core. Non local thermal equilibrium (NLTE) collisional-radiative atomic kinetics and Strark broadening line shape are included in the present calculation. By comparing the calculated spectrum with the measured one, the core electron temperature and density are inferred to be 700 eV and 2.5×10²³ cm^-3 respectively. With these inferred values of electron temperature and density, neutron yield can be estimated to agree with the measured value in magnitude despite of the very simple model used for the estimation.     

Concentric-ring structures in an atmospheric pressure helium dielectric barrier discharge

This paper performs a numerical simulation of concentric-ring discharge structures within the scope of a two-dimensional diffusion--drift model at atmospheric pressure between two parallel circular electrodes covered with thin dielectric layers. With a relative high frequency the discharge structures present different appearances of ring structures within different radii in time due to the evolvement of the filaments. The spontaneous electron density distributions help understanding the formation and development of self-organized discharge structures. During a cycle the electron avalanches are triggered by the electric field strengthened by the feeding voltage and the residual charged particles on the barrier surface deposited in the previous discharges. The accumulation of charges is shown to play a dominant role in the generation and annihilation of the discharge structures. Besides, the rings split and unify to bring and annihilate rings which form a new discharge structure.     

Generation and characterization of millimeter-scale plasmas for the research of laser plasma interactions on Shenguang-III prototype

In order to produce millimeter-scale plasmas for the research of laser-plasma interactions （LPIs）, gasbag target is designed and tested on Shenguang-III prototype laser facility. The x-ray pinhole images show that millimeter-scale plasmas are produced with the gasbag. The electron temperature inferred from the stimulated Raman scattering （SRS） spectrum is about 1.6 keV. The SRS spectrum also indicates that the electron density has a fiat region within the duration of 200 ps. The obvious differences between the results of the gasbag and that of the void half hohlraum show the feasibility of the gasbag target in creating millimeter-scale plasmas. The LPIs in these millimeter-scale plasmas may partially mimic those in the ignition condition because the duration of the existence of a flat plasma density is much larger than the growth time of the two main instabilities, i.e., SRS and stimulated Brillouin scattering （SBS）. So we make the conclusion that the gasbag target can be used to research the large-scale LPIs.