Thomas N. Archuleta
Los Alamos National Laboratory
9 Papers
37 Citations
Thomas N. Archuleta is an academic researcher from Los Alamos National Laboratory. The author has contributed to research in topics: National Ignition Facility & Neutron imaging. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 9 publications.
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First downscattered neutron images from Inertial Confinement Fusion experiments at the National Ignition Facility
N. Guler,Robert J. Aragonez,Thomas N. Archuleta,Steven H. Batha,D. D. Clark,D. J. Clark,Christopher Danly,R. D. Day,V. E. Fatherley,J. P. Finch,Robert A. Gallegos,Felix P. Garcia,Gary Grim,A. H. Hsu,Steven A. Jaramillo,Eric Loomis,D. Mares,D. D. Martinson,Frank E. Merrill,George L. Morgan,Carter P. Munson,Thomas J. Murphy,John A. Oertel,P. J. Polk,Derek Schmidt,Ian L. Tregillis,Adelaida C. Valdez,Petr Volegov,Tai Sen F. Wang,Carl Wilde,Mark D. Wilke,Douglas Wilson,Dennis P. Atkinson,D. Bower,Owen B. Drury,John M. Dzenitis,Brian Felker,David N. Fittinghoff,Matthias Frank,S. N. Liddick,Michael J. Moran,G. P. Roberson,P B Weiss,R A Buckles,J. R. Cradick,Morris I. Kaufman,S. S. Lutz,Robert M. Malone,A. Traille +48 more
- 01 Dec 2013
TL;DR: In this paper, the first downscattered neutron images from imploding ICF capsules are shown in the NI diagnostic, which provides information on the distribution of the central fusion reaction region and the surrounding deuterium-tritium (DT) fuel.
The 27.3 meter neutron time-of-flight system for the National Ignition Facility
Gary Grim,George L. Morgan,Robert J. Aragonez,Thomas N. Archuleta,D. Bower,Christopher Danly,Owen B. Drury,John M. Dzenitis,V. E. Fatherley,Brian Felker,David N. Fittinghoff,N. Guler,Frank E. Merrill,John A. Oertel,Carl Wilde,Mark D. Wilke +15 more
TL;DR: The NIToF system as mentioned in this paper is a set of 4 scintillation detectors located approximately 27.3 m from the implosion source, which can be used to infer the fusion yield, plasma ion temperature and fuel areal density, all key diagnostic quantities of implosion quality.
Summary of the first neutron image data collected at the National Ignition Facility
Gary Grim,Thomas N. Archuleta,Robert J. Aragonez,Dennis P. Atkinson,Steven H. Batha,M. A. Barrios,D. Bower,David Bradley,R A Buckles,D. D. Clark,D. J. Clark,J. R. Cradick,Christopher Danly,Owen B. Drury,V. E. Fatherley,J. P. Finch,Felix P. Garcia,Robert A. Gallegos,N. Guler,S. M. Glenn,A. H. Hsu,Nobuhiko Izumi,Steven A. Jaramillo,George A. Kyrala,Sebastien Le Pape,Eric Loomis,D. Mares,D. D. Martinson,Tammy Ma,Andrew J. Mackinnon,Frank E. Merrill,George L. Morgan,Carter P. Munson,Thomas J. Murphy,P. J. Polk,Derek Schmidt,Riccardo Tommasini,Ian L. Tregillis,Adelaida C. Valdez,Petr Volegov,Tai Sen F. Wang,Carl Wilde,Mark D. Wilke,Douglas Wilson,John M. Dzenitis,Brian Felker,David N. Fittinghoff,Matthias Frank,S. N. Liddick,Michael J. Moran,G. P. Roberson,P B Weiss,Morris I. Kauffman,S. S. Lutz,Robert M. Malone,A. Traille +55 more
- 01 Nov 2013
TL;DR: A summary of data and results from the first neutron images produced by the National Ignition Facility (NIF), Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USA are presented in this paper.
A new gated x-ray detector for the Orion laser facility
D. D. Clark,Robert J. Aragonez,Thomas N. Archuleta,V. E. Fatherley,A. H. Hsu,Justin Jorgenson,D. Mares,John A. Oertel,K. Oades,Paul Kemshall,Phillip Thomas,Trevor Young,Neal Pederson +12 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present the latest GXD design enhancements and sample calibration data taken on the Trident laser facility at Los Alamos National Laboratory using the newly constructed instruments.
PPPS-2013: Design of a paraxial inverse Compton scattering diagnostic for an intense relativistic electron beam
J. E. Coleman,John A. Oertel,Carl Ekdahl,D. Shaw,Thomas N. Archuleta,David C. Moir,B.T. McCuistian,Y. Platonov,B. Ehlers,R. J. Spaulding,A. Meidinger +10 more
- 16 Jun 2013
TL;DR: In this article, an inverse Compton scattering diagnostic was developed for an 80 ns, intense relativistic electron bunch with an energy of 19.8 MeV and nominal current of 1.7 kA.