Surface heating of wire plasmas using laser-irradiated cone geometries

Surface heating of wire plasmas using laser-irradiated cone geometries
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DOI:
10.1038/nphys755
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发表时间:
2007-12
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19.6
通讯作者:
James C. Green;K. Lancaster;K. Akli;C. Gregory;F. Beg;Sophia N Chen;D. Clark;R. Freeman;S. Hawkes;C. Hernandez-Gomez;H. Habara;R. Heathcote;D. Hey;K. Highbarger;M. Key;R. Kodama;K. Krushelnick;I. Musgrave;Hirotaka Nakamura;M. Nakatsutsumi;N. Patel;R. Stephens;M. Storm;M. Tampo;W. Theobald;L. V. Woerkom;R. Weber;M. Wei;N. Woolsey;P. Norreys
James C. Green;K. Lancaster;K. Akli;C. Gregory;F. Beg;Sophia N Chen;D. Clark;R. Freeman;S. Hawkes;C. Hernandez-Gomez;H. Habara;R. Heathcote;D. Hey;K. Highbarger;M. Key;R. Kodama;K. Krushelnick;I. Musgrave;Hirotaka Nakamura;M. Nakatsutsumi;N. Patel;R. Stephens;M. Storm;M. Tampo;W. Theobald;L. V. Woerkom;R. Weber;M. Wei;N. Woolsey;P. Norreys
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理1区
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作者:
James C. Green;K. Lancaster;K. Akli;C. Gregory;F. Beg;Sophia N Chen;D. Clark;R. Freeman;S. Hawkes;C. Hernandez-Gomez;H. Habara;R. Heathcote;D. Hey;K. Highbarger;M. Key;R. Kodama;K. Krushelnick;I. Musgrave;Hirotaka Nakamura;M. Nakatsutsumi;N. Patel;R. Stephens;M. Storm;M. Tampo;W. Theobald;L. V. Woerkom;R. Weber;M. Wei;N. Woolsey;P. Norreys

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