A double Z pinch driving a cylindrical secondary hohlraum from each end has been developed which can indirectly drive intertial confinement fusion capsule implosions with time-averaged radiation fields uniform to $2%--4%$. 2D time-dependent view factor and 2D radiation hydrodynamic simulations using the measured primary hohlraum temperatures show that capsule convergence ratios of at least 10 with average distortions from sphericity of 〈Δr〉/r≤30% are possible on the Z accelerator and may meet radiation symmetry requirements for scaling to fusion yields of >200MJ.
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