Mattias Richter

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Lund University

Sweden

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Mattias Richter is a Professor at Lunds Universitet in Sweden. His research areas include thermometry in combustion systems, plasma diagnostics, and advanced imaging techniques for turbulent flames. He has published recent articles focusing on hydrogen gas turbine combustor measurements, gliding arc plasma reconstruction, and characterizing combustion in heavy-duty engines.

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Patrick Nau

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt

GERMANY

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Haisol Kim

GERMANY

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Öivind Andersson

Professor

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Hesameddin Fatehi

Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Articles (10)

Fiber-coupled phosphor thermometry for wall temperature measurements in a full-scale hydrogen gas turbine combustor

3D-tomographic reconstruction of gliding arc plasma

Temperature resolved decay time components of Mg4FGeO6:Mn using the maximum entropy method

High-speed planar imaging of OH radicals in turbulent flames assisted by deep learning

Investigation of Fuel and Load Flexibility in a Siemens Gas Turbine-600/700/800 Burner under Atmospheric Pressure Conditions Using High-Speed Hydroxyl-PLIF and Hydroxyl Radical Chemiluminescence Imaging

Numerical simulation of a mixed-mode reaction front in a PPC engine

Optical characterization of methanol compression-ignition combustion in a heavy-duty engine

Investigating photomultiplier tube nonlinearities in high-speed phosphor thermometry using light emitting diode simulated decay curves

100 kHz CH2O imaging realized by lower speed planar laser-induced fluorescence and deep learning

A detailed study on the micro-explosion of burning iron particles in hot oxidizing environments

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Patrick Nau

Haisol Kim

Öivind Andersson

Hesameddin Fatehi

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