Abstract
Experimental results on the study of spallation and cavitation from solid (Cu and Pb) and liquefied Pb are presented. Pb ejecta transporting in air is also studied with a multi-probe laser interferometry method that is applied to detect and quantify the particle cloud velocity and surface fragmentation. The laser diagnostic is designed to probe ejecta velocity- and dispersion-profiles within ejecta fragment clouds, and spallation structures.
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