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Mahdi Sanati

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Texas Tech University

United States

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Mahdi Sanati is an Associate Professor at Texas Tech University in the United States. His research areas encompass the atomistic mechanisms of hydrogen outgassing, electron field emission from graphene-coated surfaces, and the analysis of secondary electron yields across various materials. Recently published articles highlight his work on first-principles and Monte Carlo methods to understand the behavior of materials under different conditions.

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Los Alamos National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Atomistic mechanism for hydrogen outgassing from Al and Cu fcc metal surfaces under thermal treatment: Failure of the diffusion-limited and the recombination-limited models

Coupled Monte Carlo density functional theory calculations of cold and laser-assisted electron field emission from graphene-coated copper cathode

Dipolar effects on the work function of an alkali-iodide overlayer (XI, X = Li, Na, K, Rb, and Cs) on tungsten surfaces

Carbon-oxygen surface formation enhances secondary electron yield in Cu, Ag and Au

Combined first-principles-Monte Carlo analysis to evaluate the effect of surface hydrogen on the secondary electron yield of nickel

Evaluation of electron currents from cesium-coated tungsten emitter arrays with inclusion of space charge effects, workfunction changes, and screening

Monte Carlo transport analysis to assess intensity dependent response of a carbon-doped GaN photoconductor

Simulations of hydrogen outgassing and sticking coefficients at a copper electrode surface: Dependencies on temperature, incident angle and energy

Coupled analysis to probe the effect of angular assignments on the secondary electron yield (SEY) from copper electrodes

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