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- Laboratory simulations of astrophysical jets and solar coronal loops: new results
- Astrophysical jets: Observations, numerical simulations, and laboratory experiments
- P. M. Bellan, Simple system for locating ground loops, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 78, Art. No. 065104 (2007)
- Spheromak formation and sustainment studies at the sustained spheromak physics experiment using high-speed imaging
- Simulating Astrophysical Jets in Laboratory Experiments Paul M. Bellan, Setthivoine You, and Scott C. Hsu
- Taylor relaxation and decay of unbounded, freely-expanding J. Yee and P.M. Bellan
- 1206 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PLASMA SCIENCE, VOL. 36, NO. 4, AUGUST 2008 Dual-Species Plasmas Illustrate MHD Flows
- Observation of Kinetic Plasma Jets in a Coronal-Loop Simulation Experiment S. K. P. Tripathi,* P. M. Bellan, and G. S. Yun
- ENRICHMENT OF THE DUST-TO-GAS MASS RATIO IN BONDI/JEANS ACCRETION/CLOUD SYSTEMS DUE TO UNEQUAL CHANGES IN DUST AND GAS INCOMING VELOCITIES
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- Nonequilibrium Alfvenic Plasma Jets Associated with Spheromak Formation Deepak Kumar and Paul M. Bellan
- A microscopic, mechanical derivation of the adiabatic gas relation P. M. Bellana)