Electrical Properties of Different Materials Studied by Sub-Microsecond Underwater Electrical Explosions of Single Wires

Studies of properties of various materials at extreme conditions is subject which is related to Warm Dense Plasma and High Energy Density Matter. We present results of underwater electrical explosions of wires made from different metals, namely Cu, Al, Mo, Sn, Pt, Fe, Ni, Ta, Au, Zn, and Ti, obtaine...

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Main Authors: Grikshtas, R., Asmedianov, N., Efimov, S., Krasik, Y. E.
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