• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 51, Issue 1, 0101004 (2024)
Wei Qi, Shukai He, Bo Cui, Zhimeng Zhang, Wei Hong, Zongqing Zhao, Yuqiu Gu*, and Weiming Zhou**
Author Affiliations
  • National Key Laboratory of Plasma Physics, Laser Fusion Research Center, China Academy of Engineering Physics, Mianyang 621900, Sichuan, China
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    Wei Qi, Shukai He, Bo Cui, Zhimeng Zhang, Wei Hong, Zongqing Zhao, Yuqiu Gu, Weiming Zhou. Research Progress of Beam‐target Neutron Source and Applications Driven by Ultra‐short Pulse Laser (Invited)[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(1): 0101004 Copy Citation Text show less
    Comparison of cross sections of different nuclear reaction channels that produce neutrons[37-39]
    Fig. 1. Comparison of cross sections of different nuclear reaction channels that produce neutrons[37-39]
    Experimental results of neutron sources under different laser power densities
    Fig. 2. Experimental results of neutron sources under different laser power densities
    High yield neutron source employing D2O ice target[63]. (a) Schematic of plan; (b) image of improved ion signal after spraying D2O
    Fig. 3. High yield neutron source employing D2O ice target[63]. (a) Schematic of plan; (b) image of improved ion signal after spraying D2O
    High yield neutron source generation based on CSA mechanism[67]. (a) Experimental diagram; (b) neutron angular distribution with/without nanosecond ablation laser
    Fig. 4. High yield neutron source generation based on CSA mechanism[67]. (a) Experimental diagram; (b) neutron angular distribution with/without nanosecond ablation laser
    Angular distribution of neutron yield from 7Li(d,xn) reaction when deuteron ion energy of 15‒17 MeV[46,69]
    Fig. 5. Angular distribution of neutron yield from 7Li(d,xn) reaction when deuteron ion energy of 15‒17 MeV[46,69]
    Laser-driven directional neutron source experiment on SILEX-II device. (a) Experimental diagram; (b) angular distribution result
    Fig. 6. Laser-driven directional neutron source experiment on SILEX-II device. (a) Experimental diagram; (b) angular distribution result
    Energy spectrum measurement of beam-target neutron source driven by laser[75]. (a) Flight time spectrum; (b) resolved energy spectrum
    Fig. 7. Energy spectrum measurement of beam-target neutron source driven by laser[75]. (a) Flight time spectrum; (b) resolved energy spectrum
    Experimental result of laser-driven neutron source size measurement with knife-edge method[19]. (a) Raw image; (b) intensity curve and fitting result
    Fig. 8. Experimental result of laser-driven neutron source size measurement with knife-edge method[19]. (a) Raw image; (b) intensity curve and fitting result
    Radiography of thick objects with laser-driven fast neutron source at Trident[86]
    Fig. 9. Radiography of thick objects with laser-driven fast neutron source at Trident[86]
    Prompt γ spectrum of laser driven FNAA[89]
    Fig. 10. Prompt γ spectrum of laser driven FNAA[89]
    Comparison of neutron absorption spectra at different energies[50]
    Fig. 11. Comparison of neutron absorption spectra at different energies[50]
    Wei Qi, Shukai He, Bo Cui, Zhimeng Zhang, Wei Hong, Zongqing Zhao, Yuqiu Gu, Weiming Zhou. Research Progress of Beam‐target Neutron Source and Applications Driven by Ultra‐short Pulse Laser (Invited)[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(1): 0101004
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