The radiation source (e.g., laser) is pointed at the interior of the hohlraum, which absorbs and re-radiates the energy as X-rays, rather than on the capsule itself, a process known as indirect drive.
The hohlraum absorbs and re-radiates the energy as X-rays, a process known as indirect drive. The radiation source (e.g., laser) is pointed at the interior of the hohlraum rather than at the capsule itself.
The radiation source (e.g., laser) is pointed at the interior of the hohlraum rather than at the capsule itself. The hohlraum absorbs and re-radiates the energy as X-rays, a process known as indirect drive.
The radiation source (e.g., laser) is pointed at the interior of the hohlraum rather than at the capsule itself. The hohlraum absorbs and re-radiates the energy as X-rays, a process known as indirect drive.