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Measurement and Diagnostic Techniques for Low Temperature Plasmas

ORAL · YO08 · ID: 660398

Presentations

  • Coherent Thomson scattering: a four-wave mixing approach to plasma diagnostics

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    Publication: Mikhail Mokrov, Mikhail N. Shneider, and Alexandros Gerakis , "Analysis of coherent Thomson scattering from a low temperature plasma", Physics of Plasmas 29, 033507 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0072540

    Presenters

    • Alexandros Gerakis

      Luxembourg Inst of Science and Technology

    Authors

    • Mikhail S Mokrov

      Institute for Problems in Mechanics of the Russian Academy of Sciences

    • Mikhail N Shneider

      Princeton University

    • Alexandros Gerakis

      Luxembourg Inst of Science and Technology

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  • Optimization of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for analyzing heterogeneous materials

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    Publication: [1]. S. Mohajan, F. Mehravaran, , N. F. Beier, Y. Huang, F. Keserwan, L. Droog, A. Bais, R. Fedosejevs, M. G. El-Din, A. E Hussein, "The impact of sample preparation on the determination of bitumen content in oil sands tailings using laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy", Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy, 2022 (Under Review)

    Presenters

    • Shubho Mohajan

      Univ of Alberta

    Authors

    • Shubho Mohajan

      Univ of Alberta

    • Nick F Beier

      Univ of Alberta, University of Alberta

    • Sadee Lamothe

      Univ of Alberta

    • Ying Wan

      Univ of Alberta

    • Amina E Hussein

      Univ of Alberta, University of Alberta, Canada

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  • Trends and Uncertainty Quantification of Excited State Populations in Capacitively Coupled Argon Plasmas

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    Presenters

    • Ruairi O'Connor

      University of Texas at Austin

    Authors

    • Ruairi O'Connor

      University of Texas at Austin

    • Dan Fries

      University of Texas at Austin

    • Philip L Varghese

      University of Texas at Austin

    • Noel T Clemens

      University of Texas at Austin

    • Laxminarayan L Raja

      The University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas at Austin

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  • The effect of sheath dielectric on the inferred plasma parameters of a DC biased hairpin resonator probe

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    Publication: [1] Piejak R B, Godyak V A, Garner R, Alexandrovich B M and Sternberg N 2004 The hairpin resonator: A plasma density measuring technique revisited J. Appl. Phys. 95 3785–91<br>[2] Pandey A K, Joshi J K and Karkari S K 2020 Inferring plasma parameters from the sheath characteristics of a dc biased hairpin probe Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 29 015009<br>[3] Haas F A, Al-Kuzee J and Braithwaite N S J 2005 Electron and ion sheath effects on a microwave "hairpin" probe Appl. Phys. Lett. 87 201503

    Presenters

    • Pawandeep Singh

      Institute for Plasma Research

    Authors

    • Pawandeep Singh

      Institute for Plasma Research

    • Swati Swati

      Institute for Plasma Research

    • Avnish K Pandey

      Institute for Plasma Research

    • Jay K Joshi

      Albot Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Pune, Maharashtra 411044, India

    • Yashshri Patil

      Institute for Plasma Research

    • Shantanu Karkari

      Institute for Plasma Research

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  • Effects of pulsed photoemission in plasma breakdown

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    Presenters

    • Peng Zhang

      Michigan State University

    Authors

    • Peng Zhang

      Michigan State University

    • Brian Z Bentz

      Sandia National Laboratories, Sandia National Laboatory

    • Asif Iqbal

      Michigan State University

    • Yang Zhou

      Michigan State University

    • Kevin Youngman

      Sandia National Labs

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  • Initial Results from The Plasma Antenna Test Setup

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    Presenters

    • David D Blackwell

      United States Naval Research Laboratory

    Authors

    • David D Blackwell

      United States Naval Research Laboratory

    • Aaron E Cohen

      United States Naval Research Laboratory

    • Michael A Rupar

      United States Naval Research Laboratory

    • Bill E Amatucci

      United States Naval Research Laboratory, Naval Research Laboratory

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  • DC-driven streamer coronas in wind

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    Publication: B. Martell, L. Strobel, and C. Guerra-Garcia. DC-driven positive streamer coronas in airflow. arXiv:2204.10947 [physics.plasm-ph] (http://arxiv.org/abs/2204.10947), 2022 (under consideration in Plasma Sources Science and Technology).

    Presenters

    • Carmen Guerra-Garcia

      MIT

    Authors

    • Benjamin C Martell

      MIT

    • Lee R Strobel

      MIT

    • Carmen Guerra-Garcia

      MIT

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  • Update on Sandia National Laboratories Plasma Research Facility

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    Presenters

    • Shane M Sickafoose

      Sandia National Laboratories

    Authors

    • Shane M Sickafoose

      Sandia National Laboratories

    • Brian Z Bentz

      Sandia National Laboratories, Sandia National Laboatory

    • Jonathan H Frank

      Sandia National Laboratories

    • Nils Hansen

      Sandia National Laboratories

    • Matthew M Hopkins

      Sandia National Laboratories

    • Amanda M Lietz

      Sandia National Laboratories

    • Christopher J Kliewer

      Sandia National Laboratories

    • Dirk van den Bekerom

      Sandia National Laboratories

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  • In situ detection of solvated oxygen atoms

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    Publication: Myers, B., Dogariu, A., Beeler, B., Stapelmann, K. Imaging solvated oxygen atoms with a femtosecond laser. 2022, submitted.

    Presenters

    • Brayden Myers

      Swiss Plasma Center – EPFL, North Carolina State University

    Authors

    • Brayden Myers

      Swiss Plasma Center – EPFL, North Carolina State University

    • Arthur Dogariu

      Princeton University, Princeton University, Texas A&M University

    • Benjamin Beeler

      North Carolina State University

    • Katharina Stapelmann

      North Carolina State University

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