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Breakdown of High-Pressure Gases in a Longitudinal Magnetic Field

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It was discovered experimentally that a longitudinal magnetic field leads to an increase in the current density, conductivity, and partial energy input and a decrease in the times of the formation of all developments stages of discharge and transversal integral radiation and the channel expansion rate. At the same time, a strong magnetic field displaces the maximum of spectral radiation density to the ultraviolet domain with the simultaneous generation of new spectral lines. Magnetic fields, which decrease the channel expansion rate and transversal radiation losses, increase the partial power, conductivity, and plasma temperature at the arc stages, which creates the conditions to obtain hot plasma and to develop the source of ultraviolet and X-ray radiations.

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  1. Dagestan State University, Makhachkala, Russia

    O. A. Omarov, N. O. Omarova, P. Kh. Omarova & A. A. Aliverdiev

  2. Institute for Geothermal Researches, Dagestan Scientific Center, Russian Academy of Sciences, Makhachkala, Russia

    A. A. Aliverdiev

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Omarov, O.A., Omarova, N.O., Omarova, P.K. et al. Breakdown of High-Pressure Gases in a Longitudinal Magnetic Field. High Temp 57, 156–163 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0018151X19020159

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