Can I do with COMSOL simulation of intense laser plasma interaction and I want to expose this laser-produced plasma in an elecric field?

I need COMSOL code for simulation of intense laser plasma interaction and I want to expose this laser-produced plasma in an electric field to see double layering and then seed this laser-produced...

03 April 2016 3,525 2 View

I am writing a report; and I use a lot the phrase "it is shown that... ". What I can use instead of "it is shown that... "?

I am writing a report; and I use a lot the phrase "it is shown that.. ". What I can use instead of "it is shown that... "?

02 March 2016 5,058 1 View

Where I can download PIC code for simulation of intense laser plasma interaction and seeding this laser-produced plasma with some external electrons?

02 March 2016 3,678 0 View

I am writing a report; and I use a lot the phrase "it is shown that... ". What I can use instead of "it is shown that... "?

I am writing a report; and I use a lot the phrase "it is shown that... ". What I can use instead of "it is shown that... "?

02 March 2016 4,120 5 View

How I can convert intensity in FLYCHK which has a unit of (1e-7 J/cm2/s/Hz/srad) to J/(cm2.s) ?

How I can convert intensity in FLYCHK (code) which has a unit of (1e-7 J/cm2/s/Hz/srad) to J/(cm2.s) ? Many thanks for your helps in advance

31 December 2015 6,211 0 View

If I know plasma temperature and plasma electron density, how I can calculate its spectrum?

If I know plasma temperature and plasma electron density, how I can calculate its spectrum?

31 December 2015 9,656 9 View

If I submit a paper in Physics of plasma Journal; How long it will take that reviewrs answer me? with comments or acceptions or rejection?

10 November 2015 9,527 1 View

When laser light passes in a plasma, what is the effect of laser intensity on inverse Bremesstrahlung effect?

Thank you

01 February 2015 7,416 3 View

Can you combine two chemical reactions with two different x-ray laser wavelengths at the same time?

How? Can you please give a reference?

10 November 2014 6,606 3 View

How can two x-ray pulses affect elements within a material in different ways, so scientists can tune them to generate specific chemical reactions?

Two x-ray pulses can affect elements within a material in different ways, so scientists can tune them to generate specific chemical reactions. Researchers could even study different atoms within a...

10 November 2014 3,630 0 View

Physics: Why do we describe light by referring to its wavelength, but microwaves and radar pulses by referring to their frequency?

In physics, the description of the properties of light generally refers to its wavelength (nm), while in the range of microwaves and radio waves we refer to the frequency of a signal (e.g. kHz or...

03 March 2021 1,682 3 View

Why are the velocities so high in my Boussinesq approximation Fluent simulation?

Hello, I have a mechanism where air rises due to convective flows. In this simulation, nothing is driving the air except this. I understand that the Boussinesq approximation only works for small...

02 March 2021 4,910 3 View

Why almost every element would be metallized in sufficiently high pressure and low temperature?

(This statement is from wikipedia, BTW). What is so special about metallic bond that is limiting high-P low-T state of a matter (as long as individual atoms exist, not white dwarf of neutron star...

02 March 2021 3,309 2 View

Discrete Phase model (DPM) particle break-up has particle size limits during particle tracking?

Hello, I am currently working on simulating water droplet partciles in a closed room. When I use uniform particles, without "particle break-up", I can carry out the simulation without any problem....

02 March 2021 3,053 2 View

Does any one can help me choose a reasonable basis set for intermediate metal ions interactions with guanine (i.e Fe2+, Mn2+, Cu2+ and exc.)?

Hello every body Does any one has any idea to help me choose a reasonable basis set for intermediate metal ions (i.e Fe2+, Mn2+, Cu2+ and exc.) interactions with guanine or other DNA organic...

01 March 2021 6,187 2 View

Distribution of particles in metal matrix?

How would define the "good" and "poor" distribution of particles within the matrix. Is there a quantitative solution to assess the distribution of the particles, which then having denotation of...

28 February 2021 7,397 8 View

What is the density for pva electrospining?

I'm Juan Carlos, a high school student who is working with electropinning, I made an electropinning machine with a 21g needle and a 30kv high voltage source and the distance between my needle is...

28 February 2021 298 3 View

Is there a deep reason for using the squared modulus of the wave function as the probability density of the existence of the particle?

I think we were all surprised at the first time we got to know quantum mechanics that the squared modulus of the wave function is the probability density of the existence of the particle? The role...

28 February 2021 6,282 9 View

Should we reduce the standard unit of length to 0.31951540592 meter ?

The reasoning behind this question is to align the ratios of the proton potential in energy per charge to the speed of light in distance per time. As these two dimensions appear to be related,...

27 February 2021 947 7 View

Zno nano particles colour changed from white to grey in process of calcination any suggestions?

In the formation of Zno nano particles process, after drying at 120 degree C, my zno nano particles are completely white but when i calcine it for 450 degree C it converts into grey colour. i...

26 February 2021 2,435 4 View