T. Kammash - Concepedia

Author

T. Kammash

University of Michigan

Also Known As

T KAMMASH, T Kammash, T. KAMMASH, T. Kammash

171

Publications

724

Citations

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Concepts

All Affiliations

University of Michigan Michigan United Oak Ridge National Laboratory Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Princeton University

About

T. Kammash is an author at University of Michigan specializing in engineering, physics, and magnetohydrodynamics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	13	14	467
2	Natural Sciences	6	6	202
3	Applied Physics	6	6	206
4	Electrical Engineering	3	3	103
5	Chemistry	1	1	20

T. Kammash

Publications

505

Citations

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	Year	Citations
System analysis of the ion-ring-compressor approach to fusion H. H. Fleischmann, T. Kammash Nuclear Fusion Strong RingsEngineeringNuclear PhysicsReactor DesignFusion Power	1975	76
Microwave start-up of tokamak plasmas near electron cyclotron and upper hybrid resonances Y.K.M. Peng, Stanley K. Borowski, T. Kammash Nuclear Fusion EngineeringRelativistic PlasmaUpper Hybrid ResonancesPlasma SciencePlasma Physics	1978	62
An algorithm for the calculation of three-dimensional ICRF fields in tokamak geometry David Smithe, P. Colestock, R. J. Kashuba, Nuclear Fusion Numerical AnalysisEngineeringInverse TransformPlasma PhysicsMagnetic Confinement Fusion	1987	48
Beam-induced tensor pressure tokamak equilibria W.A. Cooper, G. Bateman, Daniel B. Nelson, Nuclear Fusion Beam Pressure ComponentsEngineeringPhysicsApplied PhysicsApplied Plasma Physic	1980	47
Effect of parallel magnetic field gradients on absorption and mode conversion in the ion-cyclotron range of frequencies David Smithe, P. Colestock, T. Kammash, Physical Review Letters Electromagnetic WaveMagnetismIon-cyclotron RangeEngineeringAbsorption Physics	1988	45
A high gain fusion reactor based on the Magnetically Insulated Inertial Confinement Fusion (MICF) concept T. Kammash, David L. Galbraith Nuclear Fusion MagnetismMetallic ShellEngineeringPhysicsControlled Nuclear Fusion	1989	31
Antimatter-driven fusion propulsion scheme for solar system exploration T. Kammash, David L. Galbraith Journal of Propulsion and Power Solar System ExplorationEngineeringAerospace EngineeringMuon CatalysisControlled Nuclear Fusion	1992	29
Energy loss of charged particles in Maxwellian plasmas T. Kammash, David L. Galbraith Nuclear Fusion Plasma PhysicsEnergy LossFundamental Plasma PhysicPhysics	1973	28
Runaway electrons in the ORMAK device D. A. Spong, J. F. Clarke, J. A. Rome, Nuclear Fusion A TheoryElectrical EngineeringRunaway Electron CurrentsEngineeringPhysics	1974	28
Multigroup calculations of low-energy neutral transport in tokamak plasmas J.G. Gilligan, S.L. Gralnick, W.G. Price, Nuclear Fusion Numerical AnalysisEngineeringPlasma SciencePlasma PhysicsMagnetic Confinement Fusion	1978	23

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