Density-functional calculation of the Hugoniot of shocked liquid deuterium

By T. Lenosky, S. Bickham, J. Kress, L. Collins. 2000

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Ab Initio Equation of State Data for Hydrogen, Helium, and Water and the Internal Structure of Jupiter (2007, background): “On the other hand, current ab initio calculations yield agreement not only with experimental Hugoniot curves (Lenosky et al. 2000; Desjarlais 2003; Bonev et al. 2004; Holst et al. 2008) but also with reflectivity data (Collins et al. 2001;Mazevet et al. 2003;Holst et al. 2008) at high pressures.”
Shock Compression of Deuterium and the Interiors of Jupiter and Saturn (2004, background): “…compression ratio of the Sandia and the spherical shock wave experiments by 15%.4 It is also a good representation of DFT-GGA simulations of deuterium (Lenosky et al. 2000) for T k104 K and k 0:6 g cm 3, i.e., outside of the molecular regime where these simulations miss the gas gun (P; V ) data.”
The Properties of Hydrogen and Helium Under Extreme Conditions (2011, methodology): “The computed Hugoniot was slightly stiffer than in a previous work (Lenosky et al., 2000) but still had a maximum compression of about 4.5 at ∼40 GPa, and in agreement with the gas gun Z-pinch Glossary 33 experiment up to 20 GPa (Knudson et al., 2001).”