Implementation of Hydrodynamic Simulation Code in Shock Experiment Design for Alkali Metals

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Shock compression techniques enable the investigation of extreme P-T states. In order to probe off-Hugoniot regions of P-T space, target makeup and laser pulse parameters must be carefully designed. HYADES is a hydrodynamic simulation code which has been successfully utilised to simulate shock compression events and refine the experimental parameters required in order to explore new P-T states in alkali metals. Here we describe simulations and experiments on potassium, along with the techniques required to access off-Hugoniot states.

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Coleman, A. L., Briggs, R., Gorman, M. G., Ali, S., Lazicki, A., Swift, D. C., … McMahon, M. I. (2017). Implementation of Hydrodynamic Simulation Code in Shock Experiment Design for Alkali Metals. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 950). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/950/4/042037

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