Using the ROSS optical streak camera as a tool to understand laboratory experiments of laser-driven magnetized shock waves

Andy Liao; Patrick Hartigan; Gennady Fiksel; Brent Blue; Peter Graham; John Foster; Carolyn Kuranz

doi:10.1017/hpl.2018.17

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High Power Laser Science and Engineering
Vol. 6, Issue 2, 02000e22 (2018)

Using the ROSS optical streak camera as a tool to understand laboratory experiments of laser-driven magnetized shock waves

Andy Liao^1、*, Patrick Hartigan¹, Gennady Fiksel², Brent Blue³, Peter Graham⁴, John Foster⁴, and Carolyn Kuranz²

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¹Rice University, USA

²University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, USA

³Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA

⁴Awe Plc, UK

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Andy Liao, Patrick Hartigan, Gennady Fiksel, Brent Blue, Peter Graham, John Foster, Carolyn Kuranz. Using the ROSS optical streak camera as a tool to understand laboratory experiments of laser-driven magnetized shock waves[J]. High Power Laser Science and Engineering, 2018, 6(2): 02000e22 Copy Citation Text

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