Effective versus ion thermal temperatures in the Weizmann Ne Z-pinch: Modeling and stagnation physics
J. L. Giuliani(United States Naval Research Laboratory), C. Deeney(Energetics (United States)), J. W. Thornhill(United States Naval Research Laboratory), A. Dasgupta(United States Naval Research Laboratory), Y. Zarnitsky(Weizmann Institute of Science), E. Kroupp(Weizmann Institute of Science), D. Osin(Tokamak Energy (United Kingdom)), V. Bernshtam(Weizmann Institute of Science), J. P. Apruzese(United States Naval Research Laboratory), T. A. Mehlhorn(Technology Holding (United States)), A. L. Velikovich(United States Naval Research Laboratory), A. Fisher(Technion – Israel Institute of Technology), V. Fisher(Weizmann Institute of Science), Y. Maron(American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science), Y. K. Chong(United States Naval Research Laboratory), A. Starobinets(Weizmann Institute of Science)
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