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April 29, 2026Matter and Radiation at ExtremesOpen Access

Ablation loading efficiency of carbon nanostructured foams produced with the pulsed laser deposition technique

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MCM. CiprianiAMA. MaffiniDOD. Orecchia

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Overview

Experimental campaign shows enhanced ablation loading in carbon nanostructured foams from a pulsed laser deposition technique, indicating potential for fusion applications.

Key Points

  • The central aim is to investigate the ablation loading efficiency of carbon nanostructured foams for inertial confinement fusion applications.
  • Conducted experimental campaign at ABC laser facility.
  • Utilized pulsed laser deposition technique to create carbon nanostructured foams.
  • Measured crater volume after laser interaction among various foam samples.
  • Analyzed absorption efficiency using time-resolved measurements of laser light.
  • Identified specific foam parameters and morphology that enhanced ablation loading.
  • Larger crater volumes observed with certain foam characteristics.
  • Visible side-on streak camera images corroborated experimental findings.
  • Time-resolved measurements indicated significant absorption efficiency in foams.

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Cipriani et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f1545d879cb923c49446f0https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0316156
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