Linnea Hesslow
Linnea Hesslow works on theoretical plasma physics. Her research project focuses on developing models to describe fast electrons in fusion reactors. Ultimately, these models could take us one step closer to future fusion energy, which is an attractive potential energy source in many ways.
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Kinetic modeling of runaway-electron dynamics in partially ionized plasmas
Effect of plasma elongation on current dynamics during tokamak disruptions
Evaluation of the Dreicer runaway generation rate in the presence of high-impurities using a neural network
Influence of massive material injection on avalanche runaway generation during tokamak disruptions
Dynamics of positrons during relativistic electron runaway
Dynamics of positrons during relativistic electron runaway
Generalized collision operator for fast electrons interacting with partially ionized impurities
Effect of partially ionized impurities and radiation on the effective critical electric field for runaway generation
Fast-electron dynamics in the presence of weakly ionized impurities
Kinetic effects of partially screened impurities in runaway-electron mitigation scenarios
Effect of partially-screened nuclei on fast-electron dynamics
Approaching multi-scale and multi-physics issues for runaway modelling
Runaway electrons in disruptions: sliding and screening
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Running away and radiating (PLASMA)
Kinetic modelling of runaway electron dynamics