Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment

In today’s world of the “COVID-19 endemic”, movement control order has been enforced in a majority of countries all over the world. This severely restricts access to universities and research facilities. In this paper, Lee’s model code which was developed by one of the coauthors, is shown to simulat...

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Main Authors: Arwinder, Singh, Teh, Thiam Oun, Saw, Sor Heoh, Lee, Sing
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author Arwinder, Singh
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Saw, Sor Heoh
Lee, Sing
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description In today’s world of the “COVID-19 endemic”, movement control order has been enforced in a majority of countries all over the world. This severely restricts access to universities and research facilities. In this paper, Lee’s model code which was developed by one of the coauthors, is shown to simulate Tsinghua University Plasma Focus machine of Beijing China. Such numerical experiments are a good stop-gap measure until we can access our laboratories again. Our code requires only a measured current waveform from the actual machine. The computed current waveform is fitted to the measured current waveform by fine-tuning the model parameters. Once fitted, realistic dynamics is generated giving a good understanding to the plasma conditions in the machine. Importantly, we demonstrate that the neutron yield computed from this code agrees reasonably well with the published measurements.
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spelling intimal-15232025-07-23T02:32:17Z http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1523/ Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment Arwinder, Singh Teh, Thiam Oun Saw, Sor Heoh Lee, Sing QC Physics T Technology (General) TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) In today’s world of the “COVID-19 endemic”, movement control order has been enforced in a majority of countries all over the world. This severely restricts access to universities and research facilities. In this paper, Lee’s model code which was developed by one of the coauthors, is shown to simulate Tsinghua University Plasma Focus machine of Beijing China. Such numerical experiments are a good stop-gap measure until we can access our laboratories again. Our code requires only a measured current waveform from the actual machine. The computed current waveform is fitted to the measured current waveform by fine-tuning the model parameters. Once fitted, realistic dynamics is generated giving a good understanding to the plasma conditions in the machine. Importantly, we demonstrate that the neutron yield computed from this code agrees reasonably well with the published measurements. INTI International University 2021-09 Article PeerReviewed text en cc_by_4 http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1523/1/joit2021_01r.pdf text en cc_by_4 http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1523/2/705 Arwinder, Singh and Teh, Thiam Oun and Saw, Sor Heoh and Lee, Sing (2021) Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment. Journal of Innovation and Technology, 2021 (01). ISSN 2805-5179 https://ipublishing.intimal.edu.my/joint.html
spellingShingle QC Physics
T Technology (General)
TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Arwinder, Singh
Teh, Thiam Oun
Saw, Sor Heoh
Lee, Sing
Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment
title Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment
title_full Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment
title_fullStr Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment
title_full_unstemmed Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment
title_short Dense Plasma focus experimentation in the “COVID-19” environment
title_sort dense plasma focus experimentation in the “covid-19” environment
topic QC Physics
T Technology (General)
TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1523/1/joit2021_01r.pdf
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