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Electro-magnetic control of laser produced plasma

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Thesis , Doctoral thesis 14 Nov 2019 Ireland English Publisher:Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of PhysicsPublicly funded
Authors: Pagano, Clelia;

handle: 2262/90520

Electro-magnetic control of laser produced plasma

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This thesis describes the results of experiments to investigate the effects of magnetic and electric fields on the expansion dynamics of a low temperature laser produced plasma. The experiments were done in vacuum using different configurations of magnetic and electric fields, with the magnetic fields produced by permanent magnets.

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Ph.D, Physics, Ph.D. Trinity College Dublin, Ph.D. Trinity College Dublin., 530, Physics, Ph.D.

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