Harilal, S. S. - School of Nuclear Engineering, Purdue University

• Comprehensive modeling of ELMs and their effect on plasma-facing surfaces during normal tokamak operation q
• Effects of plasma spatial profile on conversion efficiency of laser-produced plasma
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• Accepted Manuscript Integrated models to study the impact of ELMs and disruptions on lithium in
• 474 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PLASMA SCIENCE, VOL. 33, NO. 2, APRIL 2005 Fast Photography of a Laser Generated Plasma
• Extreme-ultraviolet spectral purity and magnetic ion debris mitigation by use of low-density
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• Chamber wall response to target implosion in inertial fusion reactors: new and critical assessments,
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• U.S. ITER LIMITER MODULE DESIGN* R.F. Mattas, M. Billone, and A. Hassanein
• NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF LASER-PRODUCED PLASMA DEVICES FOR EUV LITHOGRAPHY USING
• Integrated simulation of plasma surface interaction during edge localized modes and disruptions: Self-consistent approach
• Expansion dynamics of laser ablated carbon plasma plume in helium ambient
• Tritium Behavior in Eroded Dust and Debris of Plasma-Facing Materials*
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• MODELING AND MECHANISMS OF MACROSCOPIC EROSION OF MELT LAYERS OF PLASMA FACING COMPONENTS IN FUSION REACTORS
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• Modeling and optimization of debris mitigation systems for laser and discharge-produced
• J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 29 (1996) 10741079. Printed in the UK Measurement of the absolute
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• Internal structure and expansion dynamics of laser ablation plumes into ambient gases
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• Experimental studies of lithium-based surface chemistry for fusion plasma-facing materials applications q
• PossibleExplanationofTotalAblationofthe 1908TunguskaAsteroid*
• Design Windows for a He Cooled Fusion Reactor* Dai-Kai Sze and Ahmed Hassanein
• ORIGINAL PAPER Spatial and temporal variations of electron temperatures
• ELSEVIER Journal of NuclearMaterials241-243 (1997) 848-852 Exposure of CFC-materials to high transient heat loads in the
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• Molecular dynamics simulation of Li surface erosion and bubble formation
• Spectroscopic characterization of laser-induced tin plasma S. S. Harilal,a
• HEIGHTS Initial Simulation of Discharge Produced Plasma Hydrodynamics and Radiation Transport for EUV Lithography
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• * hassanein@purdue.edu; phone 1 765 496-9731; fax 1 765 496-2233 Effects of Plasma Spatial Profile on Conversion Efficiency of Laser
• Antiport Mechanism for Cl in ClC-ec1 from Normal-Mode Analysis
• ELSEVIER Journal of Nuclear Materials 212-215 (1994) 1272-1277 Beryllium and graphite performance in ITER
• SPECTROCHIMICA E LS EV I E R Spectrochimica Acta Part B 52 (I 997) 657 666
• Shape-dependent global deformation modes of large protein structures Gennady V. Miloshevsky a,*, Ahmed Hassanein a
• EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS OF ND:YAG AND CO2 LASER-PRODUCED TIN PLASMAS FOR EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET LITHOGRAPHY SOURCE
• Spatial and temporal evolution of argon sparks Sivanandan S. Harilal
• INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS PUBLISHING JOURNAL OF PHYSICS D: APPLIED PHYSICS J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 40 (2007) 447452 doi:10.1088/0022-3727/40/2/021
• NUCLEAR MODULES OF ITER TOKAMAK SYSTEMS CODE* ain CONF-871007--68
• Nanosecond spectroscopy of expanding laser-produced tin B. O'Shay, F. Najmabadi, S. S. Harilal and M. S. Tillack
• LOW TECHNOLOGY HIGH TRITIUM BREEDING BLANKET CONCEPT* Y. Gohar, C. C. Baker, D. L. Smith, M. C. Billone, Y. S. Cha,
• Effect of focal spot size on in-band 13.5 nm extreme ultraviolet emission from laser-produced
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• Journal of Nuclear Materials 207 (1993) 116-122 North-Holland
• Damage to nearby divertor components of ITER-like devices during giant ELMs and disruptions
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• Fusion Engineering and Design 3940 (1998) 287294 Response of plasma-facing materials to high transient heat
• Heat and particle uxes from collisionless scrape-o-layer during tokamak plasma disruptions
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• High heat ux erosion of carbon bre composite materials in the TEXTOR tokamak
• Time resolved Nomarski interferometery of laser produced plasma plumes P. Hough a,
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• Influence of ambient gas on the temperature and density of laser produced carbon plasma
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• Paper presented at 10th Symposium on Fusion Engineering, Phiiadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 5~9> 1983; also for COf
• DiMES Contributions to PMI Understanding C.P.C.Wong, D, G.Whyte,b R. Bastasz,c W. Wamplerc J. N. Brooks,e T.E. Evans,a W.P. West,a
• Electron density and temperature measurements in a laser produced carbon plasma
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• New critical assessments of chamber and wall response to target implosion in inertial fusion reactors
• ANUFPP/TM-296 PHYSICS OF COLLISIONLESS SCRAPE-OFF-LAYER
• Ambient gas effects on the dynamics of laser-produced tin plume expansion
• Analysis, simulation, and experimental studies of YAG and CO2 laser-produced plasma for EUV lithography sources
• Electroelastic coupling between membrane surface fluctuations and membrane-embedded charges: Continuum multidielectric treatment
• Temporal and spatial evolution of laser ablated plasma from YBa,Ch.& S. S. Harilal, P. Radhakrishnan, V. P. N. Nampoori, and C. P. G. Vallabhan
• Appl. Phys. B 70, 429434 (2000) / Digital Object Identifier (DOI) 10.1007/s003400000196 Applied Physics B
• Emission characteristics and dynamics of the stagnation layer in colliding laser produced plasmas
• Confinement and dynamics of laser-produced plasma expanding across a transverse magnetic field S. S. Harilal, M. S. Tillack, B. O'Shay, C. V. Bindhu, and F. Najmabadi
• ANL-HEP-CP-99-29 TI-IEDESIGN OFA LIQUID LITHIUM LENS
• fwL/--t+Q-9N3$? ALPS -Advanced Limiter-divertor Plasma-facing Systems*
• PossibleApplications of PowerfulPulsed C0,-Lasers in Tokamak Reactors
• Influence of Solar-ProbeInherent Atmosphereon In-Situ Observations
• Comprehensive Physical Models and Simulation Package for Plasma/Material Interactions during Plasma Instabilities"
• Materials Effects and Design Implications of Disruptions and Off-NormalEvents in ITER
• Tritium Containment in the Dust and Debris of Plasma-Facing Materials Produced During Operations
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• ANALYSIS OF THE TRITIUM-WATER (T-H20) SYSTEM FOR A FUSION MATERIAL TEST FACILITY
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• To be presented at the Eighth Topical Meeting on Technology of Fusion Energy, Salt Lake City, UT,October 9-13, 1988.
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• ENGINEERING DESIGN OF A LIQUID METAL COOLED SELF-PUMPED LIMITER FOR A TOKAMAK REACTOR*
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• Ei^n BY OJ/VI 1 9 1985 ELASTIC AND INELASTIC SURFACE EFFECTS ON ION PENETRATION AND THE RESULTING
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• CALCULATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE INJECTION RATE OF CARRIERS
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• Integrated Models for PlasmalMaterial Interaction . during Loss of Plasma Confhernent
• Abstract of paper to be presented at the ANR 1984 Annual Meeting. New Louisiana, June ?-8, 1984.
• High Heat Flux Interactions and Tritium Removal from Plasma Facing Components by a Scanning Laser'
• DYNAMICS OF LIQUID METAL JETS PENETRATING A STRONG MAGNETIC FIELD IN HIGH-POWER COLLIDERS
• PRAMANA 9 Indian Academy of Sciences Vol. 52, No. 4 --journal of April 1999
• A. M. Hassanein Argonne National Laboratory,
• wov 2 1 1995 DESIGNAND ANALYSIS OF THE LITHIUMTA&&&&EM FOR THE
• Combined effects of pre-pulsing and target geometry on efficient EUV production from laser produced plasma experiments and modeling
• Dynamics of C2 formation in laser-produced carbon plasma in helium environment
• Analysis of atomic and ion debris features of laser-produced Sn and Li plasmas
• Efficient laser-produced plasma extreme ultraviolet sources using grooved Sn targets
• Angular distribution of debris from CO2 and YAG laser-produced tin plasmas
• Influence of spot size on extreme ultraviolet efficiency of laser-produced S. S. Harilal,1,a
• Author's personal copy Reactivity of lithium exposed graphite surface
• Pulse shaping of transversely excited atmospheric CO2 laser using a simple plasma shutter
• Debris and Radiation-Induced Damage Effects on EUV Nanolithography Source Collector Mirror Optics Performance
• Debris mitigation in a laser-produced tin plume using a magnetic field S. S. Harilal,a
• Laser propagation and energy absorption by an argon spark C. V. Bindhu, S. S. Harilal,a)
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• Charge-exchange collisions in interpenetrating laser-produced magnesium plasmas
• Time evolution of colliding laser produced magnesium plasmas investigated using a pinhole camera
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• Thermal diffusivity measurements in organic liquids using transient thermal lens calorimetry
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• Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 6 (1997) 317322. Printed in the UK PII: S0963-0252(97)83960-6 Spatial analysis of C2 band emission
• Emission characteristics and dynamics of C2 from laser produced graphite plasma
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• 2 Dynamic analysis of mixed ion beams/materials effects on the performance 3 of ITER-like devices
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• EUV Radiation of Xenon Plasma Streams Generated by Magnetoplasma I.E. Garkusha1
• Multidimensional Simulation and Optimization of Hybrid Laser and Discharge Plasma Devices for EUV Lithography
• Hollow laser self-confined plasma for extreme ultraviolet lithography and other applications
• PLASMA DYNAMICS AND PLASMA WALL INTERACTION 130 Problems of Atomic Science and Technology. 2006, 6. Series: Plasma Physics (12), p. 130-134
• CONCAVE LIQUID METAL DIVERTOR FOR SPHERICAL TOKAMAKS
• Three-dimensional simulation of laser-produced plasma for extreme ultraviolet lithography applications
• Application of finite-difference methods to membrane-mediated protein interactions and to heat
• Modeling and analysis of mixed-material surface evolution and sputtering
• MHD problems in free liquid surfaces as plasma-facing materials in magnetically confined reactors
• Study of brittle destruction and erosion mechanisms of carbon-based materials during plasma instabilities
• Hydrodynamic eects of eroded materials of plasma-facing component during a Tokamak disruption
• Performance and lifetime assessment of reactor wall and nearby components during plasma instabilities
• Fusion Engineering and Design 3940 (1998) 201210 Materials effects and design implications of disruptions and
• ELSEVIER Journal of Nuclear Materials 241-243 (1997) 288-293 Modeling and simulation of melt-layer erosion during a plasma
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• AN ADJUSTABLE THICKNESS Li/Be TARGET FOR FRAGMENTATION OF 3-kW HEAVY ION BEAMS
• Chamber Wall Response to Target Implosion in Inertial Fusion Reactors: New and Critical Assessments
• A LASER STRAIN GAUGE FOR ACCELERATOR TARGETS A. Hassanein, J. Norem, ANL, Argonne, IL 60439
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• A New High-Speed X-ray Beam Chopper* Armon McPherson, Jin Wang, Peter L. Lee, and Dennis M. Mills
• THE INTERACTIONS OF SURFACE DAMAGE AND RF CAVITY OPERATION
• Investigation of the interaction of a laser pulse with a preformed Gaussian Sn plume for an extreme ultraviolet lithography source
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• DEUTERONBEAMINTERACTIONWITH Li JET FOR A NEUTRONSOURCE TEST FACILITY*
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• Performance and Lifetime Assessment of Reactor Wall and Nearby Components during Plasma Instabilities*
• Tritium behavior in eroded dust and debris of plasma-facing A. Hassanein a,*, B. Wiechers b
• Comprehensive physical models and simulation package for plasma/material interactions during plasma instabilities 1
• Study of Material DestrultioYDuringPowerful Plasma A. Hassanein
• Laser wavelength effects on ionic and atomic emission from tin plasmas D. Campos,a
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• Proceedings ol'tlie 1999 Particle Accelerator Conl'erencc,New York, 1999 THE DESIGN OF A IJQUID LITHIUM LENS
• COMPI,,PTATIONALMODEL OF SURFACE ABLATION FROM TOKAMAK DISRUPTIONS
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• Disruption Simulation Experiments and Extrapolation to Reactor Conditions
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• Erosion Damage of Nearby Plasma-Facing Components during a Disruption on the Divertor Plate*
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• EFFECT OF TIN BOMBARDMENT AND DEPOSITION ON COLLECTOR MIRROR
• UFETIME EVALUATIONOF PLASMA-FACING MATERIALSDURING A TOKAMAK DISRUPTION*
• Optical limiting and thermal lensing studies in C60 S. S. Harilal,a)
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• INTEGRATED SIMULATION OF DISCHARGE AND LASER PRODUCED PLASMAS IN EUV LITHOGRAPHY DEVICES
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• Macroscopic erosion of plasma facing and nearby components during plasma instabilities: the droplet shielding phenomenon
• HEIGHTS initial simulation of discharge produced plasma hydrodynamics and radiation
• Proceedings of the 200,l Particle AcceleratorConference,Chicago THERMOELASTIC RESPONSE OF SUDDENLY HEATED LIQUID
• The effect of excitation wavelength on dynamics of laser-produced S. S. Harilal,1
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• Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics, VoL 71, No..5, 1998 SIMULATION OF A GALLIUM ARSENIDE RUNNING
• Hydrodynamic Effects of Eroded Materials on Response of Plasma-Fachg Component during a Tokamak Disruption*
• Photoacoustic signal saturation and optical limiting in C70-toluene solution
• Comparison of EUV spectral and ion emission features from laser-produced Sn and Li plasmas
• ENHANCEMENT OF HEAT REMOVAL USING CONCAVE LIQUID METAL TARGETS FOR HIGH-POWER ACCELERATORS
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• Optimization of EUV laser and discharge devices for high-volume manufacturing
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• Temporal and spatial evolution of C2 in laser induced plasma from graphite target
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• Hydrogen and helium entrapment in flowing liquid metal plasma-facing surfaces
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• Modeling of EUV Emission and Conversion Efficiency from Laser-Produced Tin Plasmas for Nanolithography
• Fusion Engineering and Design 4950 (2000) 127134 ALPSadvanced limiter-divertor plasma-facing systems
• Simulation and Optimization of DPP Hydrodynamics and Radiation Transport for EUV Lithography Devices
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• Vacuum 82 (2008) 872879 Surface erosion and modification by energetic ions
• Influence of spot size on propagation dynamics of laser-produced S. S. Harilala
• High Heat Flux Erosion of Carbon Fibre Composite Materials in the TEXTOR Tokamak*
• Mass-limited Sn target irradiated by dual laser pulses for an extreme ultraviolet lithography source
• The effect of laser wavelength on emission and particle dynamics of Sn plasma
• THERMOELASTIC RESPONSE OF SUDDENLY HEATED LIQUID TARGETS IN HIGH-POWER COLLIDERS
• 6PA40 6PA41 Sputtering ofW-Pd Bimetallic System under Nitrogen
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• Dynamic analysis and evolution of mixed materials bombarded with multiple T. Sizyuk *, A. Hassanein
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• TRITIUM RECYCLING AND INVENTORY IN ERODED DEBRIS OF PLASMA-FACING MATERIALS*
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• Late-time particle emission from laser-produced graphite plasma S. S. Harilal,a)
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• Modeling hydrogen and helium entrapment in flowing liquid metal surfaces as plasma-facing components in
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• Enhancements of extreme ultraviolet emission using prepulsed Sn laser-produced plasmas for advanced lithography applications
• Gas dynamic effects on formation of carbon dimers in laser-produced plasmas
• CARBON PLUME STAGNATION: PLATFORM FOR VAPOR SHIELD STUDY K.A. Tanaka, A. Hassanein1)
• Adsorption dynamics and angular dependency of contaminants on Ru mirror surfaces
• Excitation wavelength dependence of water-window line emissions from boron-nitride laser-produced plasmas
• Probing temporal evolution of extreme ultraviolet assisted contamination on Ru mirror by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
• Analysis of C-MOD molybdenum divertor erosion and code/data comparison q J.N. Brooks a,
• Two-dimensional mapping of the electron density in laser-produced plasmas