Nicolas Minesi

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CentraleSupélec

France

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Dr. Nicolas Minesi is a Professor at CentraleSupélec in France. His research focuses on advanced experimental techniques and spectroscopic methods for analyzing complex chemical processes, including turbulent flames and thermochemical kinetics. Recent publications highlight his work on laser absorption spectroscopy and optical pressure sensing in reactive environments.

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christophe laux

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CentraleSupélec

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Daniel Pineda

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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Raymond Mitchell Spearrin

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Gabi Daniel Stancu

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CentraleSupélec

FRANCE

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Mars2020 Entry Shock Layer Thermochemical Kinetics Examined by Megahertz-Rate Laser Absorption Spectroscopy

THz rotational absorption spectroscopy of the hydroxyl radical at high temperatures using a quantum-cascade laser

Experimental characterization and 3D simulations of turbulent flames assisted by nanosecond plasma discharges

Kinetic mechanism and sub-ns measurements of the thermal spark in air

Optical pressure sensing at MHz rates via collisional line broadening of carbon monoxide: uncertainty quantification in reacting flows

Methyl methacrylate thermal decomposition: Modeling and laser spectroscopy of species time-histories behind reflected shock waves

Excited oxygen kinetics at electronvolt temperatures via 5-MHz RF-diplexed laser absorption spectroscopy

Detonation cell size of liquid hypergolic propellants: Estimation from a non-premixed combustor

Transient analysis of solar pyrolysis and hydrogen yield via interband cascade laser absorption spectroscopy of methane, acetylene, ethylene, and ethane

Transient analysis of solar pyrolysis and hydrogen yield via interband cascade laser absorption spectroscopy of methane, acetylene, ethylene, and ethane

Kinetic mechanism and sub-ns measurements of the thermal spark in air

Optical pressure sensing at MHz rates via collisional line broadening of carbon monoxide: uncertainty quantification in reacting flows

Methyl methacrylate thermal decomposition: Modeling and laser spectroscopy of species time-histories behind reflected shock waves

Extended tuning of distributed-feedback lasers in a bias-tee circuit via waveform optimization for MHz-rate absorption spectroscopy

Extended tuning of distributed-feedback lasers in a bias-tee circuit via waveform optimization for MHz-rate absorption spectroscopy

Plasma-assisted combustion with nanosecond discharges. I: Discharge effects characterization in the burnt gases of a lean flame

Plasma-assisted combustion with nanosecond discharges. I: Discharge effects characterization in the burnt gases of a lean flame

RF-waveform optimization for MHz-rate DFB laser absorption spectroscopy in dynamic combustion environments

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christophe laux

Daniel Pineda

Raymond Mitchell Spearrin

Gabi Daniel Stancu

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