Sigrid Elschot

Associate Professor

Stanford University

United States

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Dr. Sigrid Elschot is an Associate Professor at Stanford University, United States. Her research focuses on nonlinear evolution and propagation phenomena, particularly in the context of plasma physics and hypervelocity impacts. She has published extensively on topics including electromagnetic radiation emission at plasma–vacuum interfaces, X-ray microtomography of porous media, and the thermodynamics of impacts on metals.

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Nicolas Lee

Stanford University

UNITED STATES

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Meers Oppenheim

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Boston University

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Sean Young

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Nonlinear evolution, propagation, electron-trapping, and damping effects of ion-acoustic solitons using fully kinetic PIC simulations

A curvature-based mechanism for the spontaneous emission of electromagnetic radiation at curved plasma–vacuum interfaces

Continuum to rarefied diffusive tortuosity factors in porous media from X-ray microtomography

Plasma production and composition from hypervelocity impacts on solar cell cover glass

Theory of Power Generation from Spacecraft Charging

Dust and atmospheric influence on plasma properties observed in light gas gun hypervelocity impact experiments

Hypervelocity impact flash expansion geometry under various spacecraft surface electrical conditions

Microscopic ejecta measurements from hypervelocity impacts on aluminum and powdered regolith targets

Simulation-Derived Radar Cross Sections of a New Meteor Head Plasma Distribution Model

A technique for inferring lower thermospheric neutral density from meteoroid ablation

A thermodynamic analysis of hypervelocity impacts on metals

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Nicolas Lee

Meers Oppenheim

Sean Young

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