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Thomson scattering
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0.002
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192
Top papers
Observing the onset of pressure-driven K-shell delocalization
2023 · 91 citations
Cosmic Reionization in the JWST Era: Back to AGNs?
2024 · 52 citations
Unraveling electronic correlations in warm dense quantum plasmas
2025 · 33 citations
Post-arc electron density measurement in SF6 and SF6/CO2 mixture arcs using Thomson scattering
2025 · 29 citations
Data Needs for Modeling Low-Temperature Non-Equilibrium Plasmas: The LXCat Project, History, Perspectives and a Tutorial
2021 · 177 citations
Newest papers
Momentum-Resolved X-Ray Thomson Scattering Benchmark of Electronic-Response Models in Warm Dense Aluminium
2026 · 2 citations
Measurements of the electron energy distribution function in partially magnetized low temperature plasmas
2026 · 1 citations
Static linear density response from X-ray Thomson scattering measurements: A case study of warm dense beryllium
2026
X-Ray Diagnostics Analysis Verification and Exploration (xDAVE) Code for the Prediction and Interpretation of X-Ray Thomson Scattering Experiments
2026
X-Ray Diagnostics Analysis Verification and Exploration (xDAVE) Code for the Prediction and Interpretation of X-Ray Thomson Scattering Experiments
2026
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