Publications by authors named "Wanli Shang"

In inertial confinement fusion experiments, hot spot mix caused by hydrodynamic instabilities is a critical performance limitation. Currently, multi-channel Ross filter pair imaging is used to quantitatively diagnose the mix mass of cryogenic hot spots driven by 100 kJ energy, but this method brings significant uncertainty. To measure the level of mix more accurately, we have developed a two-temperature model to modify the fitted bremsstrahlung spectra based on the characteristics of cryogenic implosion hot spots.

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  • X-ray imaging is gaining traction in biomedical diagnosis, but prolonged imaging of curved objects remains challenging due to attenuation issues.
  • * The study focuses on europium-doped strontium fluoride (SrF:Eu), which can handle high X-ray doses and demonstrates impressive reusability and long-lasting photoluminescent properties.
  • * The research proposes a mechanism for how SrF:Eu retains information effectively, showcasing its potential for advanced imaging, optical information encryption, and anticounterfeiting uses.
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Despite intensive search over the past decades, only a few small-molecule DNA fluorescent dyes were found with large Stokes shifts. These molecules, however, are often too toxic for widespread usage. Here, we designed DNA-specific fluorescent dyes rooted in benzimidazole architectures with a hitherto unexplored molecular framework based on thiazole-benzimidazole scaffolding.

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A new method for measuring the time-dependent drive flux at the hohlraum center is proposed as a better alternative to conventional wall-based techniques. The drive flux here is obtained by simultaneous measurement of the reemitted flux and shock velocity from a three-layered "cakelike" sample. With these two independent observables, the influence induced by the uncertainty of the material parameters of the sample can be effectively decreased.

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A 1D space resolving x-ray spectrum diagnostic system has been developed to study the radiation opacity of hot plasma on SG-II laser facility. The diagnostic system consists of a 2400 lines/mm flat-field holographic grating and a gated microchannel plate coupled with an optical CCD and covers the wavelength range of 5-50 Å. The holographic grating was compared with a ruled one by measuring the emission spectra from a laser-produced molybdenum plasma.

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