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Magnetic reconnection: from the Sweet–Parker model to stochastic plasmoid chains
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Pulsating Magnetic Reconnection Driven by Three-Dimensional Flux-Rope Interactions
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Magnet System Design and Optimization for a Novel Plasmoid Magnetic Reconnection Thruster Prototype
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Magnetic reconnection: A powerful cosmic accelerator
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Nonthermal Particle Acceleration in Magnetic Reconnection
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IC Project: Magnetic Reconnection versus Shocks: First-principles Kinetic Simulations of Major Particle Acceleration Mechanisms in the Universe [Slide]
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IC Project: Large-scale Particle Acceleration during Magnetic Reconnection
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Particle Acceleration during Magnetic Reconnection in Solar Flares and Its Parameter Dependence [Slide]
Time evolution of the electron and proton energy spectra in our 3D reconnection simulation. For the first time, the spectra form power laws with stable slopes over time for both species.
Simulations of strong radiatively cooled magnetic reconnection for the MARZ campaign on Z.
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XCP Computational Physics Student Summer Workshop Quick Look: Ion Heating in Magnetic Reconnection [Slides]
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Radiatively-Cooled Magnetic Reconnection Experiments at the Z Pulsed-Power Facility.
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Radiatively-Cooled Magnetic Reconnection Experiments at the Z Pulsed-Power Facility.
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Radiatively-Cooled Magnetic Reconnection Experiments at the Z Pulsed-Power Facility.
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Collaborative Research: Particle Simulation of Collisionless Magnetic Reconnection Under Finite Guide Field (Final Technical Report)
The project investigated 3-D linear instabilities of Harris current sheet under a realistic ion-to-electron mass ratio and a finite guide field. The excitation and 3-D properties of lower hybrid drift instability (LHDI), along with two new instabilities were demonstrated. The report presents the nonlinear properties of current sheet instabilities by employing Gyrokinetic electron and Fully kinetic ion (GeFi) particle simulation code. The GeFi simulation results are compared with fully kinetic PIC simulations.
First shadowgraphy measurements of a radiatively-cooled magnetic reconnection layer on the Z Machine
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