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Miniaturization of Explosive Technology and Microdetonics

Condensed phase explosives used in conventional explosive systems have a charge size on the order of a meter or a sizable fraction of a meter. We discuss a range of issues, theoretical, computational and experimental, required to scale the size of explosive systems downwards by a factor of one hundred to one thousand, applications and prospects for a ubiquitous new technology.

D. Scott Stewart | D. Stewart

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