Explore cutting-edge research on stellar-relevant emission-based opacity experiments conducted at the Orion Laser Facility in this 57-minute HEDS seminar presented by Madison Martin. Gain insights into the latest advancements in High Energy Density Science (HEDS) and their applications to understanding stellar phenomena. Delve into the experimental techniques, data analysis, and implications of these groundbreaking opacity studies for astrophysics and plasma physics.
Stellar-Relevant Emission-Based Opacity Experiments at the Orion Laser Facility
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HEDS | Stellar-Relevant Emission-Based Opacity Experiments at the Orion Laser Facility
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