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"Metamaterials for Rapidly Forming Large-Area Distributed Plasma Discharges for High-Power Microwave Applications"by Chien-Hao Liu, Paul Carrigan, Brian J. Kupczyk, Xun Xiang, Nader Behdad, John E. Scharer and John H. BooskeElectromagnetic metamaterials have broad application potential including new high-power microwave (HPM) sources and anti-HPM devices. In the previous work, we demonstrated that an initial breakdown at one location within a multiresonator unit cell of the single-layer metamaterial emitted vacuum ultra-violet (VUV) radiation that induced breakdowns at the neighboring locations even though the electric field intensities were below the breakdown thresholds.more... | ||
"Electron-Beam Dynamics for an Advanced Flash-Radiography Accelerator"by Carl EkdahlBeam dynamics issues were assessed for a new linear induction electron accelerator being designed for multipulse flash radiography of large explosively driven hydrodynamic experiments. Special attention was paid to equilibrium beam transport, possible emittance growth, and beam stability. more... | ||
"A High-Vacuum High-Electric-Field Pulsed Power Interface Based on a Ceramic Insulator"by Tao Xun, Han-Wu Yang, and Jian-De ZhangImproving the flashover voltage in a vacuum interface between a pulsed power system and a vacuum region has been a goal for many years. The interface problem is difficult because of the electrical, mechanical, and vacuum issues that must be satisfied simultaneously. In this paper, according to the theories of vacuum flashover and the design rules for high-electric-field insulators, a ceramic-insulated vacuum interface is presented. more... | ||
"Laboratory Measurement of Lunar Regolith Simulant Surface Charging in a Localized Plasma Wake"by William Yu, Joseph Wang and Kevin ChouLaboratory experiments are carried out to measure the charging of Johnson Space Center Number OneA lunar simulant surface in a localized plasma wake similar to that at the lunar terminator. The results show that the floating potential of a regolith surface in a plasma wake may be significantly different from that of a solid dielectric surface because ion collection on a regolith surface is sensitively influenced by the surface collection area of dust grains. more... | ||
"Synthesis Gas Afterburner Based on an Injector Type Plasma-Assisted Combustion System"by Igor B. Matveev, Serhiy I. Serbin, Volodymyr V. Vilkul and Nataliia A. GoncharovaThis paper presents the results of theoretical and experimental investigations of a developed synthesis gas afterburner based on an injector type plasma-assisted combustion system. The basic overall dimensions of the afterburner with the injecting device are determined. The design concept can provide higher performance, wider turndown ratios, more efficient synthesis gas combustion, and satisfaction of major ecological requirements. more... | ||
A PUBLICATION OF THE IEEE NUCLEAR AND PLASMA SCIENCES SOCIETY |
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DECEMBER 2015 | VOLUME 43 | NUMBER 12 | ITPSBD | (ISSN 0093-3813) | ||
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SPECIAL ISSUE ON PLASMA-ASSISTED TECHNOLOGIES 2015 GUEST EDITORIAL |
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Special Issue on Plasma-Assisted Technologies 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. B. Matveev and T. Ombrello |
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