The condition that n τ, the product of density and containment time, is sufficiently high to strip ions almost to their `steady-state' degree of ionization can be achieved in certain high-density pulsed devices of thermonuclear interest. One such plasma, that produced when a solid pellet is irradiated by a Q -spoiled laser beam, looks promising as a source of highly stripped ions. Present calculations show that the ions could be extracted for acceleration experiments with a mean charge exceeding ten.
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Peacock et al. (1969) studied this question.
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