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Moorti, Anand, Rao, Bobbili Sanyasi, Naik, Prasad Anant, Gupta, Parshotam Dass, Romanov, Igor Viadimirovich, Korobkin, Yuriy Vasilievich, Rupasov, Alexander Alexandrovich |
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science; Oct2006 Part 4 Of 4, Vol. 34 Issue 5, p2419-2425, 7p |
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Occurrence of cathode plasma jet pinching and its dependence on anode-cathode separation (d = 2-10 mm) in a moderate-current (∼10 kA) low-energy ( 20 J) vacuum discharge is presented. Discharge was created between a planar titanium cathode and a conical point-tip titanium anode by producing plasma on the cathode using 27-ps-duration laser pulses. For d = 2-3 mm, constricted flow of cathode plasma jet up to anode was observed along with multiple feeble local pinchings. A neck formation was observed for d = 5-6 mm, whereas multiple pinching occurred for larger separations. Temporal profiles of the X-ray emission from the anode due to bombardment by electrons extracted from the expanding cathode plasma, for different anode-cathode separations, were consistent with the characteristics of cathode plasma jet pinching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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