Search Results - "Barnak, D. H"

Generation and Evolution of High-Mach-Number Laser-Driven Magnetized Collisionless Shocks in the Laboratory by Schaeffer, D B, Fox, W, Haberberger, D, Fiksel, G, Bhattacharjee, A, Barnak, D H, Hu, S X, Germaschewski, K

“…We present the first laboratory generation of high-Mach-number magnetized collisionless shocks created through the interaction of an expanding laser-driven…”
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Magnetic reconnection between colliding magnetized laser-produced plasma plumes by Fiksel, G, Fox, W, Bhattacharjee, A, Barnak, D H, Chang, P-Y, Germaschewski, K, Hu, S X, Nilson, P M

“…Observations of magnetic reconnection between colliding plumes of magnetized laser-produced plasma are presented. Two counterpropagating plasma flows are…”
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Traveling and stationary intrinsic localized modes and their spatial control in electrical lattices by English, L Q, Palmero, F, Sievers, A J, Kevrekidis, P G, Barnak, D H

“…This work focuses on the production of both stationary and traveling intrinsic localized modes (ILMs), also known as discrete breathers, in two closely related…”
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Diagnosing Magnetic Fields in Cylindrical Implosions with Oblique Proton Radiography by Heuer, P. V, Leal, L. S, Davies, J. R, Hansen, E. C, Barnak, D. H, Peebles, J. L, García-Rubio, F, Pollock, B, Moody, J, Birkel, A, Seguin, F. H

“…Two experiments on the OMEGA Laser System used oblique proton radiography to measure magnetic fields in cylindrical implosions with and without an applied…”
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Magnetic Reconnection between Colliding Magnetized Laser-Produced Plasma Plumes by Fiksel, G, Fox, W, Bhattacharjee, A, Barnak, DH, Chang, PY, Germaschewski, K, Hu, SX, Nilson, PM

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Understanding Radiation Flow in a Stochastic Medium by Fryer, Christopher L, Keiter, Paul A, Sharma, Vidushi, Leveillee, Joshua, Meyerhofer, D. D, Barnak, D. H, Byvank, Tom, Elshafiey, A. T, Fontes, Christopher J, Johns, Heather M, Kozlowski, P. M, Urbatsch, Todd

“…Radiation flow through an inhomogeneous medium is critical in a wide range of physics and astronomy applications from transport across cloud layers on the…”
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