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most citedOn the representation of dense plasma focus as a circuit element

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physics.plasm-ph20224 cited

First steps towards a theory of the Dense Plasma Focus: Part-I: Kinematic framework with built-in propagation delay and nonzero thickness of dense sheath for generalized electrode geometry

S K H Auluck

This paper, Part I of a series, describes a kinematic framework for the theory of a Dense Plasma Focus which is very similar to the GV model in spirit but which differs in its scop…

physics.plasm-ph2022

On the construction of a local curvilinear coordinate system conforming to the native curved geometry of the plasma focus sheath

S K H Auluck

This paper describes in detail the construction of a local right-handed, orthogonal curvilinear coordinate system whose axes are along the local tangent, the local azimuth and the…

physics.plasm-ph20218 cited

On the representation of dense plasma focus as a circuit element

S K H Auluck

The dense plasma focus is a plasma discharge powered by a capacitor bank. Standard diagnostics include measurement of the time derivative of the current through and the voltage acr…

physics.plasm-ph20211 cited

Demonstration of plasma focus operation without using sliding discharge on a glass or ceramic insulator for plasma initiation

S K H Auluck, Srushti Parhar, M. G. Kulkarni +4

This paper reports on experimental work related to a technology development project that had to be abandoned in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Recognizing that the window of op…

physics.plasm-ph2020

Application of the Gratton Vargas Model to arbitrary anode and insulator shapes

S K H Auluck

This paper demonstrates the application of the Gratton-Vargas model (GV) 2-D snowplow model to arbitrary anode and insulator geometry. This is an abridged version of a larger proje…

physics.plasm-ph20126 cited

Coherent effects in the stochastic electrodynamics of two-fluid plasma

S K H Auluck

Random electromagnetic fields are ubiquitous in plasmas, the most common example being electromagnetic radiation of thermal origin. They should exert a random force on electrons an…