David Osipyan
physics   -   computational plasma physics
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Collisionless slowing down of nova and supernova shells in magnetized interstellar medium. Astrophysics Journ. T46 #4. 2003

   D. A. Osipyan, H. B. Nersisyan, and H. H. Matevosyan.
   Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics, National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, Armenia
   Astrophysics Journ. T46 #4. 2003    
  
Abstract: The collisionless interaction of an expanding plasma cloud with a magnetized background plasma is examined in the framework of a 3D kinetic-hydrodynamic model. The slowing down of a hydrogen cloud is studied for high Alfven-Mach numbers and magneto-laminar interaction parameters. A particle-in-cell method is used to study the dynamics of the magnetic field, plasma cloud, background plasma, and collisionless shock wave generated by the intense particle flux. A numerical simulation is consistent with the nonstationary interactions between the plasma shells formed during nova and supernova explosions and the interstellar plasma medium.
  
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