Most cited papers from NumerEx (United States)

NumerEx (United States)

What are the most cited papers from NumerEx (United States)?

The most cited paper from NumerEx (United States) is "Beyond the Child–Langmuir law: A review of recent results on multidimensional space-charge-limited flow" (John W. Luginsland, Y. Y. Lau, Ryan J. Umstattd et al., 2002), with 140 citations. Next come "Review of Cold Cathode Research at the Air Force Research Laboratory" (96) and "Significant pulse-lengthening in a multigigawatt magnetically insulated transmission line oscillator" (82).

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Showing 50 of 60 papers. Every paper with more than 3 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Beyond the Child–Langmuir law: A review of recent results on multidimensional space-charge-limited flow John W. Luginsland, Y. Y. Lau, Ryan J. Umstattd et al. · Physics of Plasmas Open access	May 2002	140
2	Review of Cold Cathode Research at the Air Force Research Laboratory Don Shiffler, M.D. Haworth, Keith Cartwright et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Jun 2008	96
3	Significant pulse-lengthening in a multigigawatt magnetically insulated transmission line oscillator M.D. Haworth, G. P. Baca, James N. Benford et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Jun 1998	82
4	A Cerenkov-like Maser Based on a Metamaterial Structure Don Shiffler, John W. Luginsland, David M. French et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	12 May 2010	68
5	A simple physical derivation of Child–Langmuir space-charge-limited emission using vacuum capacitance Ryan J. Umstattd, Christopher G. Carr, Christopher L. Frenzen et al. · American Journal of Physics	13 Jan 2005	65
6	Implosion of solid liner for compression of field reversed configuration J. H. Degnan et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	2001	51
7	Magnetic priming effects on noise, startup, and mode competition in magnetrons V.B. Neculaes, Michael C. Jones, R. M. Gilgenbach et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Feb 2005	46
8	Recent magneto-inertial fusion experiments on the field reversed configuration heating experiment J. H. Degnan et al. · Nuclear Fusion Open access	8 Aug 2013	42
9	An improved space-charge-limited emission algorithm for use in particle-in-cell codes John J. Watrous, J. W. Lugisland, G.E. Sasser · Physics of Plasmas	2001	41
10	Recent progress in the hard-tube MILO experiment M.D. Haworth, Ken E. Allen, G. P. Baca et al. · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE Conference paper	3 Oct 1997	39
11	Experimental and Computational Progress on Liner Implosions for Compression of FRCs J. H. Degnan et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	2008	36
12	Comprehensive diagnostic suite for a magnetically insulated transmission line oscillator M.D. Haworth, Thad J. Englert, Kyle J. Hendricks et al. · Review of Scientific Instruments	Mar 2000	34
13	Effect of Random Circuit Fabrication Errors on Small-Signal Gain and Phase in Traveling-Wave Tubes Phongphaeth Pengvanich, D. Chernin, Yue Ying Lau et al. · IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices	29 Feb 2008	32
14	Three-dimensional particle-in-cell simulations of rapid start-up in strapped oven magnetrons due to variation in the insulating magnetic field John W. Luginsland, Yue Ying Lau, V.B. Neculaes et al. · Applied Physics Letters	22 Jun 2004	32
15	Energy loss to conductors operated at lineal current densities ≤10 MA/cm : Semianalytic model, magnetohydrodynamic simulations, and experiment W. A. Stygar, S.E. Rosenthal, H.C. Ives et al. · Physical Review Special Topics - Accelerators and Beams Open access	8 Dec 2008	31
16	Role of Ions in a Crossed-Field Diode Yue Ying Lau, John W. Luginsland, Keith Cartwright et al. · Physical Review Letters	5 Jan 2007	30
17	Magnetic Perturbation Effects on Noise and Startup in DC-Operating Oven Magnetrons V.B. Neculaes, Michael C. Jones, R. M. Gilgenbach et al. · IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices	25 Apr 2005	24
18	Relativistic Magnetron Driven by a Microsecond E-Beam Accelerator With a Ceramic Insulator Mike R. Lopez, R. M. Gilgenbach, Michael C. Jones et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Jun 2004	24
19	MHD modeling of conductors at ultrahigh current density S.E. Rosenthal, M. P. Desjarlais, R. B. Spielman et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science Open access	2000	21
20	Investigation of RF breakdowns on the MILO Donald A. Shiffler, G. P. Baca, Thad J. Englert et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Jun 1998	21
21	Loss of Magnetic Insulation in a Crossed-Field Diode: Ion and Collisional Effects Brooke S. Stutzman, John W. Luginsland · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	25 Jun 2010	19
22	Increasing the RF energy per pulse of an RKO Kyle J. Hendricks, M.D. Haworth, Thad J. Englert et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Jun 1998	19
23	Design, fabrication, and operation of a high-energy liner implosion experiment at 16 megamperes P.J. Turchi et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Oct 2002	18
24	One- and two-dimensional modeling of argon K-shell emission from gas-puff Z-pinch plasmas J. Ward Thornhill et al. · Physics of Plasmas	Jun 2007	17
25	Stabilized Liner Compressor for Low-Cost Controlled Fusion at Megagauss Field Levels P.J. Turchi, Sherry D. Frese, Michael H. Frese · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	13 Jun 2017	16
26	Faceted magnetron concept using field emission cathodes Jim Browning, Jack Watrous · Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B Nanotechnology and Microelectronics Materials Processing Measurement and Phenomena Open access	25 Jan 2011	15
27	The Challenge of Wall–Plasma Interaction with Pulsed Megagauss Magnetic Fields Richard E. Siemon, Bruno S. Bauer, T. J. Awe et al. · Journal of Fusion Energy	17 Mar 2008	15
28	Addressing Short Trapped-Flux Lifetime in High-Density Field-Reversed Configuration Plasmas in FRCHX C. Grabowski, J. H. Degnan, David J. Amdahl et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	25 Feb 2014	15
29	The internal structure and dynamics of the railgun plasma armature between infinitely wide ablating rails Michael H. Frese · IEEE Transactions on Magnetics	1991	14
30	Field Reversed Configuration Translation and the Magnetized Target Fusion Collaboration Thomas P. Intrator et al. · Journal of Fusion Energy	14 Nov 2008	13
31	AC Space Charge Effects on Beam Loading of a Cavity Richard D. Kowalczyk, Yue Ying Lau, Thomas M. Antonsen et al. · IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices	24 Aug 2005	12
32	Helical explosive flux compression generator research at the Air Force research laboratory M. Lehr, L. Bamert, Kurt Bell et al. Conference paper	22 Jan 2003	12
33	The effect of humidity on hydroxyl and ozone production by nanosecond discharges Daniel Singleton, Campbell D Carter, Scott J. Pendleton et al. · Combustion and Flame	14 Mar 2016	11
34	FRC plasma studies on the FRX-L plasma injector for MTF G. A. Wurden et al.	2005	10
35	Development and Testing of a High-Gain Magnetic Flux Compression Generator Jerald V. Parker, Thomas Cavazos, Charles E. Roth et al. Conference paper	Nov 2006	10
36	Enhancement of the radiation yield, in plasma flow switch experiments Jim Buff, R.E. Peterkin, Norman F. Roderick et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Jun 1991	10
37	Computational simulation of initiation and implosion of circular arrays of wires in two and three dimensions Michael H. Frese, S.D. Frese, S.E. Rosenthal et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Apr 2002	10
38	Rapid kinematic bunching and parametric instability in a crossed-field gap with a periodic magnetic field V.B. Neculaes, P. Pengvanich, Yoshiki Hidaka et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	Apr 2005	9
39	Preparation and Liner Compression of Plasma From an Ultrahigh Speed Flow P.J. Turchi, Norman F. Roderick, J. H. Degnan et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	2008	9
40	Simulations of Magnetic Priming in a Relativistic Magnetron Michael C. Jones, V.B. Neculaes, W.M. White et al. · IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices	25 Apr 2005	9
41	Full Axial Coverage Radiography of Deformable Contact Liner Implosion Performed with 8 cm Diameter Electrode Apertures J. H. Degnan et al. Conference paper	Jun 2005	9
42	Magnetic Field Measurements inside a Converging Flux Conserver for Magnetized Target Fusion Applications J. M. Taccetti, Thomas P. Intrator, F. J. Wysocki et al. · Fusion Science & Technology	2002	9
43	FRC lifetime studies for the Field Reversed Configuration Heating Experiment (FRCHX) C. Grabowski et al. Conference paper	Jun 2011	8
44	Flux Compression Generator Development at the Air Force Research Laboratory Thomas Cavazos, D. G. Gale, Charles E. Roth et al. Conference paper	Jun 2005	8
45	The Challenge of Wall-Plasma Interaction with Pulsed MG Fields Parallel to the Wall Richard E. Siemon, Bruno S. Bauer, Tom J. Awe et al. Conference paper	Nov 2006	6
46	Review of Some Plasma Gun Techniques for Fusion at Megagauss Energy Densities P.J. Turchi, Norman F. Roderick, J. H. Degnan et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science	19 Jul 2010	6
47	Current emission, resistive losses, and other challenging problems in the simulation of high power microwave components G.E. Sasser, Joseph Blahovec, L.A. Bowers et al. · 30th Plasmadynamic and Lasers Conference Conference paper	28 Jun 1999	5
48	A multi-frame soft x-ray pinhole imaging diagnostic for single-shot applications G. A. Wurden, S.K. Coffey · Review of Scientific Instruments	18 Jul 2012	5
49	Pre‐transplant analysis of accommodation in donor pigs William E. Beschorner, C. Carson Shearon, Tianyu Yang et al. · Xenotransplantation	2003	4
50	Surrogate tolerogenesis: possible pretransplant induction of accommodation of pig xenografts W. E. Beschorner, Debra Lynn Sudan, Tianyu Yang et al. · Transplantation Proceedings	Aug 2000	4

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