Eric D. Held
Affiliations: | Physics | Utah State University, Logan, UT, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Michael K. Addae-Kagyah | grad student | 2007 | Utah State University |
| John W. James | grad student | 2007 | Utah State University |
| Joseph A. Spencer | grad student | 2012 | Utah State University |
| Mukta Sharma | grad student | 2013 | Utah State University |
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| Ji J, Yun GS, Na Y, et al. (2017) Electron parallel transport for arbitrary collisionality Physics of Plasmas. 24: 112121 |
| Ji J, Lee HQ, Held ED. (2017) Ion parallel closures Physics of Plasmas. 24: 22127 |
| Ji JY, Park G, Kim SS, et al. (2016) Electron heat flow due to magnetic field fluctuations Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion. 58 |
| Ji J, Held ED. (2016) Publisher's Note: “Full Coulomb collision operator in the moment expansion” [Phys. Plasmas 16, 102108 (2009)] Physics of Plasmas. 23: 69901 |
| Ji JY, Kim SK, Held ED, et al. (2016) Electron parallel closures for various ion charge numbers Physics of Plasmas. 23 |
| Ji J, Held ED. (2016) Erratum: “Closure and transport theory for high-collisionality electron-ion plasmas” [Phys. Plasmas 20, 042114 (2013)] Physics of Plasmas. 23: 19901 |
| Ji J, Held ED. (2015) Erratum: “Electron parallel closures for arbitrary collisionality” [Phys. Plasmas 21, 122116 (2014)] Physics of Plasmas. 22: 129901 |
| Ji JY, Held ED. (2015) Ion closure theory for high collisionality revisited Physics of Plasmas. 22 |
| Held ED, Kruger SE, Ji J-, et al. (2015) Verification of continuum drift kinetic equation solvers in NIMROD Physics of Plasmas. 22: 32511 |
| Jenkins TG, Held ED. (2015) Coupling extended magnetohydrodynamic fluid codes with radiofrequency ray tracing codes for fusion modeling Journal of Computational Physics. 297: 427-441 |