Kimia Kim

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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...

04 April 2016 1,758 2 View

How I can simulate a recombination pumped X-ray laser? I need the required theory for it.

How I can simulate a recombination pumped X-ray laser?

28 March 2016 3,131 0 View

How I can produce a double layer plasma? It is by exposing electric field to the plasma??

24 March 2016 7,544 5 View

Can I seed a recombination pumped X-ray laser with some free electrons?

Can I seed a recombination pumped X-ray laser with some free electrons to make lasing more efficient?

04 March 2016 9,493 0 View

I have 2 grating and I want to stretch or compress the pulse; how I can calculate the final duration of pulse after stretching or compressing?

Dear Sir/Madam:I have 2 grating and I want to stretch or compress the pulse; if I know the initial pulse duration of pulse how I can calculate the final duration of pulse after stretching or...

17 February 2016 6,652 2 View

How can I write Hamiltonian by considering screening effect?

How I can write Hamiltonian by considering screening effect? Which book I can find formula:Indeed, for seeing transition lines of ions in a plasma ; people solve shorodinger equation; I do not...

13 October 2015 737 3 View

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

Thank you

13 February 2015 3,017 3 View

Is there any advice on characterizing plasma based on its electron density? Overdense , underdense, corona?

How much is electron density in Overdense , underdense, corona???

13 February 2015 1,954 10 View

How scientists can tune two-wavelength (X-rays) pulses to generate specific chemical reactions?

Two-wavelength (X-rays) pulses can affect elements within a material, so scientists can tune them to generate specific chemical reactions? Can you please explain it how it is possible??? Many...

17 November 2014 7,077 0 View