Model experiment of magnetic field amplification in laser-produced plasmas via the Richtmyer-Meshkov instability

Model experiment of magnetic field amplification in laser-produced plasmas via the Richtmyer-Meshkov instability
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DOI:
10.1063/1.4944925
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发表时间:
2016-03
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2.2
通讯作者:
Y. Kuramitsu;N. Ohnishi;Y. Sakawa;T. Morita;H. Tanji;T. Ide;K. Nishio;C. Gregory;J. Waugh;N. Booth;R. Heathcote;C. Murphy;G. Gregori;J. Smallcombe;C. Barton;A. Dizière;M. Koenig;N. Woolsey;Y. Matsumoto;A. Mizuta;T. Sugiyama;S. Matsukiyo;T. Moritaka;T. Sano;H. Takabe
Y. Kuramitsu;N. Ohnishi;Y. Sakawa;T. Morita;H. Tanji;T. Ide;K. Nishio;C. Gregory;J. Waugh;N. Booth;R. Heathcote;C. Murphy;G. Gregori;J. Smallcombe;C. Barton;A. Dizière;M. Koenig;N. Woolsey;Y. Matsumoto;A. Mizuta;T. Sugiyama;S. Matsukiyo;T. Moritaka;T. Sano;H. Takabe
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理3区
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作者:
Y. Kuramitsu;N. Ohnishi;Y. Sakawa;T. Morita;H. Tanji;T. Ide;K. Nishio;C. Gregory;J. Waugh;N. Booth;R. Heathcote;C. Murphy;G. Gregori;J. Smallcombe;C. Barton;A. Dizière;M. Koenig;N. Woolsey;Y. Matsumoto;A. Mizuta;T. Sugiyama;S. Matsukiyo;T. Moritaka;T. Sano;H. Takabe

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