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The previous two decades of shock wave research at Sandia led to (1) advances in experimental techniques, (2) measurements of dynamic material response for a wide range of materials, (3) state-of-the-art material models, and (4) a family of 1-D and 2-D computer codes that could simulate materials used in weapon components and subsystems with considerable accuracy. However, full three-dimensional (3-D) code capabilities were needed for higher fidelity simulations of weapon components and subsystems.

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Notes

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    In 2015, Rottler was again promoted, that time to the Deputy Laboratories Director and the Executive Vice President for Nuclear Security at Sandia.

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    For additional information about this conventional weapon analysis project, see Marlin Kipp’s recollection.

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