Laser fusion research reveals enhanced proton acceleration using nanotechnology, suggesting significant advancements in fusion technology.
We report on laser fusion research with nanotechnology-improved targets embedded in special polymers. The results of the last three years are reviewed here, including laser matter interaction craters, laser infrared breakdown spectroscopy, and Raman spectroscopy results, as well as a selected Thomson parabola image showing protons accelerated up to 300 keV. In this paper, we focus on proton acceleration and plasmonic enhancement mechanisms rather than on the direct demonstration of sustained fusion reactions.
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