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Jeremy Stromsoe

Also published under: J. Stromsoe, J. D. Stromsoe

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Jeremy Stromsoe

Also published under: J. Stromsoe, J. D. Stromsoe

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Center for Energy Research
University of California
San Diego, CA, USA

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Jeremy Stromsoe received the B.S. degree in aerospace engineering from the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego), La Jolla.,He is currently with the Center for Energy Research, UC San Diego. He has assisted in the assembly and demonstration of inertial fusion energy target tracking and engagement, as well as electrostatic target acceleration.(Based on document published on 12 January 2010).
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3
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8
Publications by Year
20092010
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Completing the Viability Demonstration of Direct-Drive IFE Target Engagement and Assessing Scalability to a Full-Scale Power Plant

Lane C. Carlson;Mark S. Tillack;Jeremy Stromsoe;Neil B. Alexander;G. W. Flint;Daniel T. Goodin;Ronald W. Petzoldt

IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science
Year: 2010 | Volume: 38, Issue: 3 | Journal Article |
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A significant challenge for the successful implosion of direct-drive inertial fusion energy targets is the repeated alignment of multiple laser beams on moving targets with accuracy on the order of 20 ¿m. Adding to the difficulty, targets will be traveling up to 100 m/s through a chamber environment that may disturb their trajectories. In the High Average Power Laser program, we have developed a t...Show More

Completing the Viability Demonstration of Direct-Drive IFE Target Engagement and Assessing Scalability to a Full-Scale Power Plant

Lane C. Carlson;Mark S. Tillack;Jeremy Stromsoe;Neil B. Alexander;G. W. Flint;Daniel T. Goodin;Ronald W. Petzoldt

Year: 2010 | Volume: 38, Issue: 3 | Journal Article |

Completing the viability demonstration of direct-drive inertial fusion energy target engagement

L.C. Carlson;M.S. Tillack;J. Stromsoe;N.B. Alexander;G.W. Flint;D.T. Goodin;R.W. Petzoldt

2009 23rd IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering
Year: 2009 | Conference Paper |
A significant challenge for the successful implosion of direct-drive inertial fusion energy (IFE) targets is the repeated alignment of multiple laser beams on moving targets with accuracy on the order of 20 mum. Adding to the difficulty, targets will be traveling up to 100 m/s through a chamber environment that may disturb their trajectories. In the High Average Power Laser (HAPL) program, we have...Show More

Completing the viability demonstration of direct-drive inertial fusion energy target engagement

L.C. Carlson;M.S. Tillack;J. Stromsoe;N.B. Alexander;G.W. Flint;D.T. Goodin;R.W. Petzoldt

Year: 2009 | Conference Paper |

Target steering and electrostatic acceleration for IFE

R. W. Petzoldt;D.T. Goodin;E. Valmianski;L.C. Carlson;J.D. Stromsoe;J. Hares

2009 23rd IEEE/NPSS Symposium on Fusion Engineering
Year: 2009 | Conference Paper |
We have demonstrated that in-flight electrostatic steering can substantially improve target placement accuracy. We optically track the motion of a charged target and feed back appropriate steering voltage to four steering electrodes. Target placement accuracy of falling ~1.8 mg shells with 0.5 m stand off from steering electrodes is improved from ~ 500 to 10 ¿m standard deviation in each transvers...Show More

Target steering and electrostatic acceleration for IFE

R. W. Petzoldt;D.T. Goodin;E. Valmianski;L.C. Carlson;J.D. Stromsoe;J. Hares

Year: 2009 | Conference Paper |

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