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Experimental Investigation of the Discharge Modes of Nanosecond Pulsed Plasmas at Atmospheric Pressure
The generation of repeatable and stable nanosecond pulsed atmospheric pressure plasmas is important to non-thermal plasma applications in various fields including medicine, material processing, food processing, and plasma ignition for combustion. This dissertation investigates the atmospheric pressu
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