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Volume 32,
Issue 3,
March 2025

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Physics of Plasmas, published by AIP Publishing in cooperation with the APS Division of Plasma Physics, is committed to the publication of original research in all areas of experimental, computational, and theoretical plasma physics. Physics of Plasmas publishes in-depth review manuscripts, forward-looking perspectives, Tutorials on active topics, and Special Topics highlighting new developments. Every year a special issue publishes the invited and review papers from the most recent meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics.

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Research Article
Xianfei Chen, Houxiu Xiao et al.
We present the development of a 1.2 THz third-harmonic continuous-wave gyrotron, designed to deliver tens of watts of output for dynamic nuclear polarization nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. ...
Review Article
Kunlong Wu, Zhiyuan Chen et al.
The magnetic nozzle is a magnetic structure composed of a convergent-divergent (or simply divergent) coaxial magnetic field. Similar to the de Laval nozzle used in traditional chemical propulsion, ...
Research Article
J. M. Losada, O. E. Garcia
This study investigates a method for estimating two-dimensional velocities from coarse-grained imaging data tailored for plasma diagnostics. The method utilizes measurements from three non-collinear ...
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Youhui He, Guowu Ma et al.
In this paper, a novel G-band high-power sheet electron beam traveling wave tube (TWT) is designed by integrating piece-wise sine waveguide and sheet electron beam. First, a sheet-beam ...
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Satyam Prakash, Ashok S. Vudayagiri
When ultracold plasma is generated using the photoionization of laser-cooled atoms, some atoms reach only up to Rydberg states. These, in turn, interact with the free electrons of the plasma and get ...
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V. A. Izzo, B. Stein-Lubrano et al.
Two primary systems planned for disruption mitigation in the SPARC tokamak, massive gas injection (MGI), and the runaway electron mitigation coil (REMC), are modeled with the 3D MHD code NIMROD. MGI ...
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