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Double crystal diffractometry for the characterization of targets for laser fusion experiments
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X-ray SpectroscopyWall Thickness MeasurementEngineeringMicroscopyTarget FabricationLaser ApplicationsPolycapillary OpticsHigh-power LasersX-ray ImagingDouble Crystal DiffractometryOptical DiagnosticsX-ray TechnologyLaser Fusion ExperimentsInstrumentationHealth SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsCrystallographyShell TargetsLaser-induced BreakdownSpectroscopyX-ray DiffractionApplied PhysicsInertial Confinement FusionX-ray OpticDiffractive OpticDouble‐crystal Diffractometer
Abstract The application of a double‐crystal diffractometer for the production of X‐ray Schlieren topographs is described. The experimental arrangement is optimized on the basis of a wave‐optical description for the investigation of shell targets for laser fusion experiments. The accuracies achieved at the wall thickness measurement of 0.01 … 0.1 μm depending on the series of wall materials and the effort of evaluation fulfil the plasma physical requirements. This opens an important new field of application for the double‐crystal diffractometer.
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