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Darwin Ho
Researcher at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Publications - 76
Citations - 3114
Darwin Ho is an academic researcher from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The author has contributed to research in topics: National Ignition Facility & Implosion. The author has an hindex of 27, co-authored 76 publications receiving 2676 citations.
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Point design targets, specifications, and requirements for the 2010 ignition campaign on the National Ignition Facility
S. W. Haan,J. D. Lindl,Debra Callahan,Daniel Clark,Jay D. Salmonson,B. A. Hammel,L. J. Atherton,Robert Cook,M. J. Edwards,Siegfried Glenzer,A. V. Hamza,S. P. Hatchett,Mark Herrmann,D. E. Hinkel,Darwin Ho,H. Huang,O. S. Jones,John Kline,G. A. Kyrala,Otto Landen,B. J. MacGowan,M. M. Marinak,D. D. Meyerhofer,Jose Milovich,K. A. Moreno,Edward I. Moses,D. H. Munro,A. Nikroo,R. E. Olson,Kyle Peterson,S. M. Pollaine,Joseph Ralph,Harry Robey,Brian Spears,P. T. Springer,L. J. Suter,Cliff Thomas,Richard Town,Roger Alan Vesey,S. V. Weber,H. Wilkens,Doug Wilson +41 more
TL;DR: Miller et al. as discussed by the authors proposed a point design for the initial ignition campaign on the National Ignition Facility (NIF) using D-T fusion fuel in an ablator of either CH with Ge doping, or Be with Cu.
Point Design Targets, Specifications, and Requirements for the 2010 Ignition Campaign on the National Ignition Facility
S. W. Haan,J. D. Lindl,Debra Callahan,David J. Clark,Jay D. Salmonson,B. A. Hammel,J. Atherton,Robert Cook,J. Edwards,Siegfried Glenzer,A. V. Hamza,S. P. Hatchett,D. E. Hinkel,Darwin Ho,O. S. Jones,Otto Landen,B. J. MacGowan,M. M. Marinak,Edward I. Moses,D. H. Munro,S. M. Pollaine,Brian Spears,P. T. Springer,L. J. Suter,Cliff Thomas,Richard Town,S. V. Weber,Doug Wilson,G. A. Kyrala,Mark Herrmann,R. E. Olson,Roger Alan Vesey,A. Nikroo,W Huang,K. A. Moreno +34 more
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Fusion Energy Output Greater than the Kinetic Energy of an Imploding Shell at the National Ignition Facility.
S. Le Pape,L. F. Berzak Hopkins,Laurent Divol,Art Pak,E. L. Dewald,Suhas Bhandarkar,L. R. Bennedetti,T. Bunn,Jürgen Biener,J. Crippen,Daniel Casey,D. H. Edgell,David N. Fittinghoff,Maria Gatu-Johnson,Clement Goyon,S. W. Haan,Robert Hatarik,M. Havre,Darwin Ho,Nobuhiko Izumi,J. Jaquez,Shahab Khan,G. A. Kyrala,T. Ma,A. J. Mackinnon,Andrew MacPhee,B. J. MacGowan,Nathan Meezan,Jose Milovich,Marius Millot,Pierre Michel,S. R. Nagel,A. Nikroo,P. K. Patel,Joseph Ralph,Jason Ross,Neal Rice,David Strozzi,Michael Stadermann,Petr Volegov,C. B. Yeamans,C. R. Weber,C. Wild,D. A. Callahan,Omar Hurricane +44 more
TL;DR: Time dependent low mode asymmetries that limited further progress of implosions have now been controlled, leading to an increased compression of the hot spot, resulting in hot spot areal density and stagnation pressure never before achieved in a laboratory experiment.
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Laser-tattoo removal--a study of the mechanism and the optimal treatment strategy via computer simulations.
TL;DR: This study investigates whether the mechanism of the breakup process can be identified via computer simulations and proposes a treatment strategy that can potentially minimize the collateral damage to the surrounding tissues.
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High-density carbon ablator experiments on the National Ignition Facilitya)
A. J. Mackinnon,N. B. Meezan,James Ross,S. Le Pape,L. Berzak Hopkins,L. Divol,Darwin Ho,J. Milovich,A. Pak,J. E. Ralph,T. Döppner,P. K. Patel,Cliff Thomas,R. Tommasini,S. Haan,A. G. MacPhee,J. McNaney,J. Caggiano,R. Hatarik,R. Bionta,T. Ma,B. Spears,J. R. Rygg,L. R. Benedetti,R. P. J. Town,D. K. Bradley,E. L. Dewald,D. Fittinghoff,O. S. Jones,H. R. Robey,J. D. Moody,S. Khan,D. A. Callahan,A. Hamza,J. Biener,P. M. Celliers,D. G. Braun,D. J. Erskine,S. T. Prisbrey,R. J. Wallace,B. Kozioziemski,R. Dylla-Spears,J. Sater,Gilbert Collins,E. Storm,W. Hsing,O. Landen,J. L. Atherton,J. D. Lindl,Melissa Edwards,Johan Frenje,Maria Gatu-Johnson,C. K. Li,R. D. Petrasso,Hans Rinderknecht,Michael Rosenberg,Fredrick Seguin,Alex Zylstra,J. P. Knauer,G. Grim,N. Guler,F. Merrill,R. Olson,G. A. Kyrala,J. D. Kilkenny,Abbas Nikroo,K. A. Moreno,D. Hoover,C. Wild,E. Werner +69 more
TL;DR: In this article, a series of experiments carried out to examine the feasibility of using high density carbon (HDC) as an ablator using both gas filled hohlraums and lower density, near vacuum hohlrasums is described.