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DOI: 10.1016/j.culher.2019.11.014
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Novel “Ionology Art for Art Ionology Methods” in 4π plasma focus device space: Bridging art, science and technology

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“…A plasma focus device (PFD) is a source of high-energy electrons, ions, x-rays and neutrons for applications such as radioisotope production 1,2 , synthesis of nanophase materials 3,4 , lithography 5 , thin lm material processing 6 , ion implantation 1,7 , radiography imaging 8 , and "Ionology Art for Art Ionology 9 ". Accordingly, safety and e ciency of PFD operation needs information on ion uences and energies in PFD space 10 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A plasma focus device (PFD) is a source of high-energy electrons, ions, x-rays and neutrons for applications such as radioisotope production 1,2 , synthesis of nanophase materials 3,4 , lithography 5 , thin lm material processing 6 , ion implantation 1,7 , radiography imaging 8 , and "Ionology Art for Art Ionology 9 ". Accordingly, safety and e ciency of PFD operation needs information on ion uences and energies in PFD space 10 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a traditional art form, Chinese painting has continuously absorbed and integrated multicultural elements [4][5][6]. In recent years, Chinese painting art design has begun to try to combine modern technology and new artistic concepts in order to maintain the traditional flavor while injecting new creativity and vitality [7][8][9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A dense plasma focus device (PFD) emits high-energy ions generally believed to be emitted from the anode top within a small solid angle around the z axis, for which generation mechanisms are yet to be understood, although different theories and models have been advanced (Sadowski et al 1988; Antanasijević et al 2003; Soto 2005; Lee and Saw 2013). Recently, in a chain of emission studies of ions such as hydrogen, deuterium, and helium in a Mather-type 3.5 kJ PFD (Sohrabi et al 2016; Sohrabi 2017, 2018; Sohrabi and Zarinshad 2020; Soltani et al 2019; Sohrabi et al 2020a and b; Sohrabi and Soltani 2021), it was hypothesized and discovered that ions in PFD space are emitted in near 4π geometry from the “anode top” as intense “point ion source” and from “anode cathodes assembly” (ACA) as a “line ion source” with radial run-away ions, based on which the “Two-sources Ion Emission Model” was proposed (Sohrabi et al 2016; Sohrabi et al 2020a). These sources are strong enough to be used for different applications in 4π PFD space such as those used for expulsion for developing “Ionology Art for Art Ionology Methods” (Sohrabi and Zarinshad 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OSITs have been formed in most of our detailed studies, some of which were presented. It seems that ions forming the OSITs are generated in addition to what generated from the “anode top” and “anode cathodes assembly” (Sohrabi et al 2016; Sohrabi 2017, 2018; Sohrabi and Zarinshad 2020; Soltani et al 2019; Sohrabi et al 2020a and b; Sohrabi and Soltani 2021). This understanding of formation of OSITs on ICSs is still at the infancy stage and requires further experimental and theoretical investigations for confirmation of this third ion source or finding other less probable mechanisms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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