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Collective Scattering in Gases and Plasmas

1994
Plasmas are made of small size charged particles, that behave according to the reciprocal Lorentz-Maxwell electrodynamics: From Lorentz forces, particles are accelerated by electromagnetic field; and in turn, charged particle acceleration creates new e.m. waves. These new e.m.
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Connection of scattering cross sections with collective characteristics of scattering nuclei

Nuclear Physics, 1963
Abstract Connection is established between the scattering cross sections and the characteristics of the scattering nuclei (reduced probabilities for electric transitions and quadrupole moment) in the approximation linear with respect to the deformation of the nucleus. The regions of applicability of this approximation are indicated.
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Collective Scattering from a Plasma

2011
Dustin H. Froula, Siegfried H. Glenzer, Neville C. Luhmann, John Sheffield   +3 more
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Collective scattering

1985
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NON-COLLECTIVE SCATTERING

2014
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Collective Thomson scattering on the GDT.

XLVII Международная (Звенигородская) конференция по физике плазмы и управляемому термоядерному синтезу (16-20 марта 2020 г.), тезисы докладов. Часть 1.
Solomakhin, A.L., Viktorov, M.E., Gospodchikov, E.D., Zaytsev, A.S., Lubyako, L.V., Shalashov, A.G., Yakovlev, D.V.   +6 more
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Vortex lasers through collective boundary scattering

Nature Nanotechnology
Qiang Zhang, Xiaocong Yuan
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Theory of microwave scattering from vegetation based on the collective scattering effects of discrete scatterers

1995
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Collective scattering spectra in thermonuclear plasmas

1991
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