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Laser Fusion on a Tabletop

Optics and Photonics News, 2002
For many years, laser-driven fusion has been the realm of large-scale laser science. A number of recent experiments have demonstrated that compact, femtosecond lasers of modest size can also drive nuclear fusion.
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Lasers for fusion

Physics Today, 1978
George Dubé, C. Martin Stickley
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Outlook for Laser Fusion

1975
In 1974 an important experimental milestone was achieved in the development of laser fusion power. Laser driven implosions were achieved in which moderately high compressions (~ 100 fold) and fusion neutrons were produced. This is perhaps one of the most significant technical milestones since the development of the laser fusion concepts in 1960–61 ...
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The Status of Laser Fusion

1978
Laser-induced fusion is a branch of the inertial confinement approach to thermonuclear fusion. The objective is to use a high-intensity laser beam to implode a pellet, containing fuel, to the ignition point. The possible application of lasers to thermonuclear fusion was discussed in the mid-1960’s by Basov [1964], Dawson [1964] and by Daiber, Hertzberg
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Laser fusion

Applied Physics B Photophysics and Laser Chemistry, 1982
J. H. Nuckolls   +14 more
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Semi-supervised Monitoring of Laser powder bed fusion process based on acoustic emissions

Virtual and Physical Prototyping, 2021
Vigneashwara Pandiyan   +2 more
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Fusion with lasers

IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, 1972
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