Abstract
Lasers for fusion application represent a special class of short-pulse generators: not only must they generate extremely short temporal pulses of high quality, but they must do this at ultra-high powers and satisfy other stringent requirements. This paper presents the status of the research and development of carbon dioxide laser systems at the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, vis-a-vis the fusion requirements.
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