Xian Shi

Assistant Professor

University of California, Irvine

United States

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Xian Shi is an Assistant Professor at the University of California Irvine in the United States. His research focuses on detonation phenomena, including the cellular stability of hydrogen-oxygen detonation and the geometric stability of detonation propagation in curved channels. His recent publications also explore vortex stretching in hydrogen/oxygen flamelets and the propagation limits of cellular detonation in narrow channels.

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Rui Xu

Assistant Professor

University of Southern California

UNITED STATES

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Hai Wang

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Stanford University

UNITED STATES

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Jyh-Yuan Chen

Professor

University of California, Berkeley

UNITED STATES

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Andrea D'Anna

associate professor

ITALY

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Articles (16)

Geometric stability of detonation propagation in curved channels

Cellular stability of hydrogen–oxygen detonation

Detonation cellular regularity: A data analysis

Vortex stretching of non-premixed, diluted hydrogen/oxygen flamelets

Propagation limits of cellular detonation in narrow channels

Numerical investigation of detonation propagation through fuel-stratified layers

Probing vibrational nonequilibrium in detonations with ozone

Isolating gasdynamic and chemical effects on the detonation cellular structure: A combined experimental and computational study

Three-dimensional detonation structure and its response to confinement

Natural gas versus methane: Ignition kinetics and detonation limit behavior in small tubes

Synthesis of freestanding few-layer graphene in microwave plasma: The role of oxygen

Detonation and its limit in small tubes with ozone sensitization

Electronic band gap of flame-formed carbon nanoparticles by scanning tunneling spectroscopy

Geometric modeling and analysis of detonation cellular stability

Quantum confinement and size resolved modeling of electronic and optical properties of small soot particles

Modes of Detonation Wave Propagation in Water Vapor Concentration Gradients

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Rui Xu

Hai Wang

Jyh-Yuan Chen

Andrea D'Anna

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