25 research outputs found
Dipole radio-frequency power from laser plasmas with no dipole moment
Full text linkThe radio-frequency power radiated from laser-target plasmas in a vacuum can
be orders of magnitude greater than expected from such sources that have a
negligible electric dipole moment. A model combining the Tidman-Stamper circuit
model of a laser-target plasma with the theory of radiation from currents
immersed in plasmas, however, predicts scaling of electric-dipole power
radiated from laser plasmas in agreement with experiments.Comment: 3 pages, 2 figures, as published in Applied Physics Letter
Asymptotic formulae for the second moments of -series of holomorphic cusp forms on the critical line
No full textA model for the occurrence of transient negative photoconductivity in silicon doped with gold
No full textChanges in the state of impurities and the corresponding force fields in silicon after high-temperature cyclic annealings
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The Influence of the Method of Supplying Fuel Components on the Characteristics of a Rotating Detonation Engine
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Rotating Detonation Wave Propulsion: Experimental Challenges, Modeling, and Engine Concepts (Invited)
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