most citedOne-to-one direct modeling of experiments and astrophysical scenarios: pushing the envelope on kinetic plasma simulations

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physics.plasm-ph2008205 cited

One-to-one direct modeling of experiments and astrophysical scenarios: pushing the envelope on kinetic plasma simulations

R. A. Fonseca, S. F. Martins, L. O. Silva +3

There are many astrophysical and laboratory scenarios where kinetic effects play an important role. These range from astrophysical shocks and plasma shell collisions, to high inten…

physics.plasm-ph20089 cited

Expansion of nanoplasmas and laser-driven nuclear fusion in single exploding clusters

F. Peano, J. L. Martins, R. A. Fonseca +6

The expansion of laser-irradiated clusters or nanodroplets depends strongly on the amount of energy delivered to the electrons and can be controlled by using appropriately shaped l…

physics.plasm-ph200814 cited

Direct Acceleration of Ions With Variable-frequency Lasers

F. Peano, J. Vieira, R. A. Fonseca +3

A method is proposed for producing monoergetic, high-quality ion beams in vacuum, via direct acceleration by the electromagnetic field of two counterpropagating, variable-frequency…

physics.plasm-ph20084 cited

Expansion of a plasma cloud into the solar wind

L. Gargaté, R. A. Fonseca, R. Bingham +1

Three-dimensional (3D) hybrid particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations, with kinetic ions and fluid electrons, of a plasma cloud expansion in the solar wind are presented, revealing the…

physics.space-ph200824 cited

Hybrid simulations of mini-magnetospheres in the laboratory

L. Gargaté, R. Bingham, R. A. Fonseca +5

Solar energetic ions are a known hazard to both spacecraft electronics and to manned space flights in interplanetary space missions that extend over a long period of time. A dipole…