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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s atomic vapor laser isotope separation program; laser technology and demonstration facilities

EDWARD I. MOSES

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Abstract

The Atomic Vapor Laser isotope Separation (AVLIS) program at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is developing a large-scale process for photophysically enriching isotopes of several elements. The program now deploys plant prototypical hardware to demonstrate this enrichment process at full scale. The Laser Demonstration Facility, a fully integrated laser system has been constructed and when complete will produce more than 5000 W of tunable average power at a pulse repetition frequency >10 kHz.

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