David Hammer

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Cornell University

United States

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David Hammer is a Professor at Cornell University, USA. His research primarily focuses on plasma physics, including studies on gas-puff Z-pinches and their applications in astrophysical contexts. Recent publications include work on wave front randomization in turbulent plasmas, as well as investigations into micropinch dynamics and shock formation parameters in magnetically accelerated flows.

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Charles Seyler

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Cornell University

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Eric Lavine

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Cornell University

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Wavenumber calibration for an imaging refractometer

Randomization of a laser wave front by the turbulent gas-puff Z -pinch plasma column

Radial-to-axial flows in a scaled pulsed-power scheme for producing outflows resembling YSO jets

Micropinch formation dynamics in X pinches

Energetics of Triple-Nozzle Gas-Puff Z-Pinch Implosions on COBRA

Study of Shock Formation Parameters With Drive Conditions in Magnetically Accelerated Plasma Flows

Sub-nanosecond time-resolved radiation measurement using x-ray focusing crystal spectrometers

Applying Thomson scattering to diagnosing turbulent density and velocity fluctuations in a gas-puff z-pinch

Studying of multi-shell gas-puff Z-pinches using x-ray spectroscopy with spatial resolution

Explosion dynamics of thin flat foils at high current density

Measurements of the imploding plasma sheath in triple-nozzle gas-puff z pinches

Current polarity effects on laboratory plasma jets

Direct comparison of wire, foil, and hybrid X-pinches on a 200 kA, 150 ns current driver

Implosion dynamics of triple-nozzle gas-puff z pinches on COBRA

Implosion mediated gas-puff hybrid X-pinch

Study of the structure of exploding flat foils at superhigh current density

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Charles Seyler

Eric Lavine

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