I. Yu. Skobelev

Prof. Dr. I. Yu. Skobelev

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Academic Career Length

33Years (1994-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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22 April 2013 in Applied Physics Letters
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SJSatoshi Jinno
Satoshi Jinno
Yuji FukudaYuji Fukuda
Yuji Fukuda
HSH. Sakaki
H. Sakaki
AYAkifumi Yogo
Akifumi Yogo
Masato KanasakiMasato Kanasaki
Masato Kanasaki
VGV. A. Gasilov
V. A. Gasilov
The size of CO2 clusters, produced in a supersonic expansion of a mixed-gas of CO2/He or CO2/H2 through a three-staged conical nozzle designed based on the Boldarev's model, has been evaluated by measuring the angular distribution of light scattered from the clusters. The data are analyzed utilizing the Mie scattering theory, and the sizes of CO2 clusters are estimated as 0.22 μm and 0.25 μm for the cases of CO2/He and CO2/H2 gas mixtures, respectively. The results confirm that the Boldarev's model is reliable enough for the production of micron-sized clusters.

27 August 2013 in Optics Express
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SJSatoshi Jinno
Satoshi Jinno
Yuji FukudaYuji Fukuda
Yuji Fukuda
HSH. Sakaki
H. Sakaki
AYAkifumi Yogo
Akifumi Yogo
Masato KanasakiMasato Kanasaki
Masato Kanasaki
VGV.A. Gasilov
V.A. Gasilov
A detailed mathematical model is presented for a submicron-sized cluster formation in a binary gas mixture flowing through a three-staged conical nozzle. By measuring the angular distribution of light scattered from the clusters, the size of CO2 clusters, produced in a supersonic expansion of the mixture gas of CO2(30%)/H2(70%) or CO2(10%)/He(90%), has been evaluated using the Mie scattering method. The mean sizes of CO2 clusters are estimated to be 0.28 ± 0.03 μm for CO2/H2 and 0.26 ± 0.04 μm for CO2/He, respectively. In addition, total gas density profiles in radial direction of the gas jet, measuring the phase shift of the light passing through the target by utilizing an interferometer, are found to be agreed with the numerical modeling within a factor of two. The dryness (= monomer/(monomer + cluster) ratio) in the targets is found to support the numerical modeling. The apparatus developed to evaluate the cluster-gas targets proved that our mathematical model of cluster formation is reliable enough for the binary gas mixture.

1 July 2000 in JETP Letters
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TAT. Auguste
T. Auguste
PDP. D’oLiveira
P. D’oLiveira
SHS. Hulin
S. Hulin
PMP. Monot
P. Monot
JAJ. Abdallah
J. Abdallah
TPT. A. Pikuz
T. A. Pikuz
The interaction of a 60-fs laser pulse with argon clusters was experimentally studied. It is shown that cluster heating by an intense femtosecond pulse preceded by a picosecond prepulse can produce pl

20 May 2013 in High Energy Density Physics
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SPSergey Pikuz
Sergey Pikuz
AFA.Ya. Faenov
A.Ya. Faenov
JCJames Colgan
James Colgan
RDR.J. Dance
R.J. Dance
JAJ. Abdallah
J. Abdallah
NWN.C. Woolsey
N.C. Woolsey

31 August 2000 in Quantum Electronics
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CSC Stenz
C Stenz
VBV Bagnoud
V Bagnoud
FBF Blasco
F Blasco
JRJ R Roche
J R Roche
FSF Salin
F Salin
ISI. Yu. Skobelev
I. Yu. Skobelev

1 May 1995 in Physical Review A
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AFA. Ya. Faenov
A. Ya. Faenov
ISI. Yu. Skobelev
I. Yu. Skobelev
SPSergey Pikuz
Sergey Pikuz
GKG. A. Kyrala
G. A. Kyrala
RFR. D. Fulton
R. D. Fulton
DKD. P. Kilcrease
D. P. Kilcrease
The Los Alamos Bright Source laser was used to create a silicon plasma by irradiation of a solid target. A very-high-resolution curved crystal spectrograph was used to detect the emitted x rays. The satellite lines due to the decay of doubly excited states that accompany the Lyman-α lines were observed. The 2p3l-1s3l radiative transitions in He-like Si were identified. In addition, all the components of the 2l2p 3P–1s2l 3L transitions were resolved. The spectra were compared to various collisional-radiative calculations with good results.