Jeong-Young Ji

Research Assistant Professor

Utah State University

United States

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Dr. Jeong-Young Ji is a Research Assistant Professor at Utah State University, USA. His research focuses on advanced topics in plasma physics, including molecular dynamics simulations, kinetic closures for plasmas, and supervised machine learning applications in plasma transport phenomena. His recent publications explore various aspects of Coulomb systems, toroidally confined plasmas, and wave propagation in fluid dynamics.

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W. Fox

UNITED STATES

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Hae June Lee

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Pusan National University

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Min Uk Lee

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Myongji University

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J. R. Davies

UNITED STATES

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Young Dae Yoon

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Articles (14)

Initial position optimization in molecular dynamics simulations for a Coulomb system

Moment-Fourier approach to parallel closures and transport for a toroidally confined electron–ion plasma

Kinetic closures for unmagnetized and magnetized plasmas

Closure theory for high-collisionality multi-ion plasmas

Explicit dispersion relations for warm fluid waves in a uniform plasma (invited)

Moment-Fourier approach to ion parallel fluid closures and transport for a toroidally confined plasma

Supervised machine learning-based multivariate regression of parallel closures for a high-collisionality deuterium-carbon plasma

Dispersion relation and instability for an anisotropic nonuniform flowing plasma

Nonlinear harmonics coupled by parallel wave propagations in a time-dependent plasma flow

Effects of Coulomb collisions on lower hybrid drift waves inside a laboratory reconnection current sheet

Deterministic scattering of relativistic electron beams by off-resonant circularly polarized electromagnetic waves

Moments of the Boltzmann collision operator for Coulomb interactions

Publisher's Note: “Deterministic scattering of relativistic electron beams by off-resonant circularly polarized electromagnetic waves” [Phys. Plasmas 28, 060702 (2021)]

Transport coefficients for magnetic-field evolution in inviscid magnetohydrodynamics

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W. Fox

Hae June Lee

Min Uk Lee

J. R. Davies

Young Dae Yoon

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