MF-FIRE — A multifrequency radiative transfer hydrodynamics code

MF-FIRE — A multifrequency radiative transfer hydrodynamics code

Title of program: MF-FIRE Catalogue Id: ACDV_v1_0 Nature of problem Inertial confinement fusion target explosions emit energy in the form of neutrons, X-rays, and ionic debris. If the explosion is contained in a vessel filled with gas, the X-rays and ionic debris are stopped in the gas, forming a mi...

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