• The Li6(a,2a)d Reaction at 50 to 80 MeV 

  Watson, John W. (1970)

  The Li6(a,2a)d reaction was studied at 50.4, 59.0, 60.5, 70.3 and 79.6 MeV bombarding energy. For each bombarding energy, several coincident energy spectra of the two emitted a-particles were measured. Special emphasis ...

• STABILITY AND SCALING OF NEURONAL AVALANCHES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO NEURONAL OSCILLATIONS 

  Miller, Stephanie Regina (2019)

  The generation of cortical dynamics in awake mammals is not yet fully understood. However, it is known that neurons leverage distinct organizational schemes to achieve behavior and cognitive function, and that this precise ...

• PARTICLE HEATING AND ENERGY PARTITION IN RECONNECTION WITH A GUIDE FIELD 

  Zhang, Qile (2019)

  Kinetic Riemann simulations have been completed to explore particle heating during reconnection with a guide field in the low-beta environment of the inner heliosphere and the solar corona. The reconnection exhaust is ...

• Simulations of Accretion Mechanisms and Observational Signatures of Black Hole Accretion Disks 

  Smith, Megan (2019)

  Black holes have been a subject of fascination since they were first theorized about over a century ago. There are many questions about them left unanswered. One of these questions is how matter is accreted onto these ...

• HIGH REPETITION RATE LASER-DRIVEN ELECTRON ACCELERATION TO MEGA-ELECTRON-VOLT ENERGIES 

  Salehi, Fatholah (2019)

  Laser-driven particle accelerators have the potential to be a compact and cost-effective replacement for conventional accelerators. Despite the significant achievements of laser wakefield acceleration in the last two ...

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