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Plasma enhanced vapor deposition of dipeptide nanostructures: nanotubes to nanoflowers.
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Plasma polarization spectroscopy on magnetically confined plasmas
Plasma polarization spectroscopy on magnetically confined plasmasopenaire
Plasma Polarization Spectroscopy: Application to Plasma Diagnostics
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Fusion Technology, 2000
Plasma spectroscopy is a diagnostic tool which is most suitable for the measurement of the behaviour of impurity ions, e.g. density, temperature and velocity distributions, also in high temperature plasmas. In most cases accurate knowledge of atomic properties, like emitted wavelengths, transition probabilities and collision cross sections is needed ...
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Plasma spectroscopy is a diagnostic tool which is most suitable for the measurement of the behaviour of impurity ions, e.g. density, temperature and velocity distributions, also in high temperature plasmas. In most cases accurate knowledge of atomic properties, like emitted wavelengths, transition probabilities and collision cross sections is needed ...
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“All air–plasma” terahertz spectroscopy
Optics Letters, 2011We demonstrate terahertz wave generation and detection capabilities up to 6 THz without the need for solid state materials, biased electrodes, or forward propagating signal collection. An "all air-plasma" terahertz system is used to encode explosive material resonant signatures into the 357 nm nitrogen fluorescence line of a bichromatic field-induced ...
Benjamin, Clough +2 more
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Applications to Plasma Spectroscopy
2021Applications to plasma spectroscopy are presented for different types of plasmas that are currently of great interest for science and applications: low-density tokamak plasmas, dense optical laser-produced plasmas, high-current Z-pinch plasmas, and X-ray Free Electron Lasers interacting with solids. The general principles of plasma electron temperature
Frank B. Rosmej +2 more
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