作者: Raymond F. Smith , Jon H. Eggert , Alan Jankowski , Peter M. Celliers , M. John Edwards
DOI: 10.1103/PHYSREVLETT.98.065701
关键词: Stress (mechanics) 、 Inelastic response 、 Physics 、 Relaxation (NMR) 、 Composite material 、 Compression (physics) 、 Aluminium 、 Lagrangian analysis 、 Classical mechanics 、 Ultrashort pulse
摘要: A laser-produced x-ray drive was used to shocklessly compress solid aluminum a peak longitudinal stress of 110 GPa within 10 ns. Interface velocities versus time for multiple sample thicknesses were measured and converted density (Px-rho) using an iterative Lagrangian analysis. These are the fastest shockless compression Px(rho) results reported date, stiffer than models that have been benchmarked against both static shock-wave experiments. The present suggest at these short scales there is higher stress-dependent strength time-dependent inelastic response had expected.