Wei Kong

Oregon State University

United States

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Derived from time-of-flight profiles, kinetic energy distributions of multiply charged atomic ions from interactions of moderately intense nanosecond laser fields with argon clusters confirm the Coulomb explosion nature of cluster disintegration.

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Lan Xue

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Oregon State University

UNITED STATES

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Central Washington University

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Wei Kong

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Kinetic energy distributions of atomic ions from disintegration of argon containing nanoclusters in moderately intense nanosecond laser fields: Coulomb explosion or hydrodynamic expansion

Electron diffraction of foam-like clusters between xenon and helium in superfluid helium droplets

Kinetic energy distributions of atomic ions from disintegration of argon containing nanoclusters in moderately intense nanosecond laser fields: Coulomb explosion or hydrodynamic expansion

Electron diffraction of 1,4-dichlorobenzene embedded in superfluid helium droplets

Effects of aromatic molecules inside argon clusters on the formation of multiply charged atomic ions in moderately intense nanosecond laser fields

Resolving the interlayer distance of cationic pyrene clusters embedded in superfluid helium droplets using electron diffraction

Electron diffraction as a structure tool for charged and neutral nanoclusters formed in superfluid helium droplets

Intensity dependence of multiply charged atomic ions from argon clusters in moderate nanosecond laser fields

Electron Diffraction of Ionic Argon Nanoclusters Embedded in Superfluid Helium Droplets

Volume averaging effect in nonlinear processes of focused laser fields

Bimodal velocity and size distributions of pulsed superfluid helium droplet beams

Production of Multiply Charged Argon Ions in Moderate Nanosecond Laser Fields: An Open Question or a Forgone Conclusion?

Electron diffraction of CS2 nanoclusters embedded in superfluid helium droplets

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Lan Xue

Yingbin Ge

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