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The Influence of a Nanosecond Spark Discharge on the Oblique Collision of a Steel Sphere with a Metal Plate

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The influence of a nanosecond spark discharge on the oblique impact of a steel sphere with a flat iron plate was experimentally studied. It has been found that the angle of reflection of the sphere upon collision with the discharge becomes less than the angle of approach, while, in the case of a normal collision without a discharge, on the contrary, the angle of reflection is greater than the angle of approach.

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    A. E. Dubinov & V. A. Lyubimtseva

  2. Sarov Institute of Physics and Technology, Branch of Nuclear Research University “Moscow Engineering Physics Institute”, 607186, Sarov, Russia

    A. E. Dubinov & D. N. Iskhakova

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Dubinov, A.E., Iskhakova, D.N. & Lyubimtseva, V.A. The Influence of a Nanosecond Spark Discharge on the Oblique Collision of a Steel Sphere with a Metal Plate. Tech. Phys. Lett. 48, 115–118 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S106378502204006X

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