Program overview

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 29 JULY 1997

Session H1. Detonation Propagation.

Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, CCA

13:30 H1.01 Size Effect and Detonation Front Curvature
P. Clark Souers (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
13:45 H1.02 Oblique Shock Wave Calculations for Detonation Waves in PBXN-111 Cylindrical Charges Confined in Brass
E. R. Lemar, J. W. Forbes (NSWC, Indian Head, MD), M. Cowperthwaite (Enig Assoc., Inc., Silver Spring, MD)
14:00 H1.03 Calibration of DSD Parameters for LX-07 from D(d) data
Yehuda Partom (RAFAEL,P.O.Box 2250,Haifa,Israel)
14:15 H1.04 Detonation Velocity of Melt-cast ADN and ADN/nanodiamond mixtures
R. M. Doherty, J. W. Forbes*, G. W. Lawrence, J. S. Deiter, R. N. Baker, K. D. Ashwell, G. T. Sutherland (NSWC, Indian Head, MD)
14:30 H1.05 Shock and Detonation Properties of Solid Explosives
M. Safwat Abdulazeem (Physics Dept., U. of Assiut, Assiut, Egypt)

Session H2. Modeling: Constitutive Properties and Penetration.

Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, 163C

13:30 H2.01 Principle and first results on the use of the electromagnetic cylindrical compression test to validate behavior modeling under large strain at high strain rate
Jacques Petit (DGA, Centre d'etudes de Gramat, France), Michael Kazeev, Pavel Levit, Iouri Tolstov (NFI, Kurchatov Institut, Russia)
13:45 H2.02 Modeling Compressive Flow Behavior of a Tungsten Heavy Alloy at Different Strain Rates and Temperatures
Tusit Weerasooriya (Material Division)
14:00 H2.03 Kinematic Yaw Model for Penetrator Deflection
Stephan J. Bless, Sikhanda Satapathy (IAT-UT)
14:15 H2.04 Numerical Investigation of Yawed Impact into a Finite Target
C. E. Anderson Jr. (Southwest Research Institute), S. J. Bless, M. J. Normandia (Institute for Advanced Technology)
14:30 H2.05 Tensile Damage Effects in Steel Plate Perforation by a Tungsten Rod
Martin N. Raftenberg (U.S.\ Army Research Laboratory)
14:45 H2.06 Analysis of Transverse Loading in Long-Rod Penetrators by Oblique = Plates
Gregory C. Bessette, David L. Littlefield (IAT-UT)

Session H3. Dynamic Spectroscopy.

Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, 101

13:30 H3.01 Sub-nanosecond time-resolved electronic spectroscopy in shocked materials
Marcus Knudson (Washington State University), Y.M. Gupta (Washington State University)
13:45 H3.02 Picosecond Vibrational Spectroscopy of Shocked Energetic Materials
Jens Franken, David Hare, Selezion Hambir, Guray Tas, Dana Dlott (UIUC)
14:00 H3.03 High-Speed Photography and Spectroscopy of Shock-induced Luminescence in PMMA
William Proud, Neil Bourne (Shock Physics, PCS, Cavendish Laboratory, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0HE, UK.)
14:15 H3.04 Time-Resolved Vibrational and Electronic Spectroscopy in Shocked Ammonium Perchlorate Single Crystals
Yuri Gruzdkov, Michael Winey, Ruqiang Feng (Washington State University)
14:30 H3.05 Ultrafast vibrational spectroscopy of shocks in molecular solids: the first 100 ps
Dana Dlott (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Guray Tas, Jens Franken, Selezion A. Hambir, David E. Hare (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
14:45 H3.06 Optical Properties of Shock Compressed Xenon.
M.I. Kulish, V.K. Gryaznov, A.V. Mezhiba, V.B. Mintsev, V.E. Fortov (Institute of Chemical Physics in Chernogolovka), D.H.H. Hoffmann (University, Erlangen), C. Stoeckl, M. Roth (GSI, Darmstadt), B.Y. Sharkov, A.A. Golubev (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Moscow.)