Inertial Fusion Energy Target Designs with Advanced Laser Technologies

V. N. Goncharov,R. Betti,T. Collins,D. Harding,S. Hu,R. Follett, D. Froula,I. V. Igumenshchev, B. P., Radha,N. Shaffer,C. Thomas, W. Trickey,D. Turnbull,J. Zuegel, C. Deeney,E. M. Campbell,R. Olson, M. Schmitt

semanticscholar(2022)

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Abstract
Executive Summary – The proposed work is focused on developing advanced designs for inertial fusion energy (IFE) applications. The innovative approach is based on three key elements: (1) new broadband and deep UV laser technologies to mitigate deleterious effects of laser-plasma interaction; (2) high-gain (G > 100) laser direct-drive (LDD) designs with enhanced laser coupling and mitigated imprint at moderate laser energies (EL ~ 1 MJ); and (3) simplicity and low-cost of targets [relative to nominal deuterium−tritium (DT) layered inertial confinement fusion (ICF) targets] using foam shells filled with liquid DT; to the best of knowledge, these designs offer the only target solutions where the cost is consistent with the IFE mass production requirements.
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