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We report here data gathered regarding radiative shock experiments carried out on October 23, 2008. This day featured a number of nominally identical experimental shots. We discuss the degree to which the shots qualitatively differed from one to another and to what degree quantitative measurements, such as shock position, proved to have repeatably obtainable values. In particular, we call attention...
In this work scaling laws in laboratory astrophysics are studied. It is shown that mathematical models governing radiation hydrodynamics-driven phenomena are invariant under the homothetic group transformation and can be rescaled according to several types of scaling laws. This property is valid for both optically thick and optically thin materials and it allows a correct and rigorous connection between...
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