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Ion kinetic effects on the ignition and burn of ICF targets

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TABLE I: Units defined from reference values of the particle density n 0 and particle thermal energy T 0 .
FIG. 1: Schematic representation of the collisional relaxation of suprathermal α-particles on thermal target
FIG. 2: Comparison of the power generated by fusion reactions (left) and total fuel areal density (right)
FIG. 4: Fuel dislocation (left) and total thermonuclear power (right) released by fusion reactions for different pusher masses in the kinetic calculation
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