Emisní spektra měkkého rentgenového záření kapilárního plazmatu

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Soft X-ray spectroscopy effectively measures plasma emissions in capillaries, highlighting its diagnostic role.
Time integrated spectra from polyacethal and polyethylene capillaries align with computer simulation results using NPINCH and FLY codes.
Experimental and computational methods demonstrate the feasibility of capturing plasma characteristics through spectroscopy.
These findings suggest that soft X-ray spectroscopy is a promising tool for analyzing capillary plasma emissions.

Abstract

Experimental and computer studies of plasma created in initially evacuated polyacethal and polyethylene capillaries are reported.Soft X-ray spectroscopy is as a capillary plasma diagnostic tool.The measured time integrated spectra foe polyacethal and polyethylene capillaries correspond properly to the spectra resulting from the computer simulations using NPINCH and FLY codes.

Emisní spektra měkkého rentgenového záření kapilárního plazmatu

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