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Data publication: Prediction of laser-induced breakdown in sub-micron-thick dielectric targets for laser-ion acceleration
No full textThis dataset contains all source data used to generate figures and all other findings of the publication: "Prediction of laser-induced breakdown in sub-micron-thick dielectric targets for laser-ion acceleration"
Data publication: Gas flow rate measurement in two-phase flows using an optical channel body flow sensor. Design and validation of the single-channel prototype
No full textThis publication presents the measurement data, including temporal signal changes at measuring points, and validation data, including gas and liquid flow rate measurements, absolute pressure, pressure losses, and temperature, used for the development and investigation of an Optical Channel Body Flow Sensor (OCBFS). The sensor is designed for the simultaneous measurement of gas and liquid flow rates. Experimental validation of the OCBFS was conducted across a range of superficial velocities, with liquid velocities between vl,s = 0.14 0.31 m/s and gas velocities between vg,s = 0.015-0.95 m/s. The results showed deviations of less than 10% from reference values, confirming the sensor’s accuracy and reliability in measuring gas flow rate
ChimeraTK Watchdog
No full textThe ChimeraTK Watchdog is an application for system monitoring and process control and monitoring for Linux based operating systems. It is an C++ application, which is based on the ChimeraTK framework. Thanks to the framework it can make use of the different control system adapters available in ChimeraTK, which means it can become e.g a Tango server, EPICS IOC , OPC UA server and so on
Data publication: Electrical conductivity of warm dense hydrogen from ohm's law and time-dependent density functional theory
No full textUnderstanding the electrical conductivity of warm dense hydrogen is critical for both fundamental physics and applications in planetary science and inertial confinement fusion. We demonstrate how to calculate the electrical conductivity using the continuum form of Ohm's law, with the current density obtained from real-time time-dependent density functional theory. This approach simulates the dynamic response of hydrogen under warm dense matter conditions, with temperatures around 30000 K and mass densities ranging from 0.02 to 0.98 gcc. We systematically address finite-size errors in real-time time-dependent density functional theory, demonstrating that our calculations are both numerically feasible and reliable. Our results show good agreement with other approaches, highlighting the effectiveness of this method for modeling electronic transport properties from ambient to extreme conditions
Room-temperature telecom Si:Te PIN planar photodiodes: A study on optimizing device dimensions
No full textThis dataset is related to the characterization of the Si-based infrared photodetectors. Key performance parameters are measured
Data publication: Production of ⁷⁶Br at the cyclotron Cyclone 18/9
No full textGammaVision for Windows Version 8.00.03 UMCBI Kernel Version 9.01 Connections Version 9.01 Advanced Measurement Technolog
Efficient ultrafast field-driven spin current generation for spintronic terahertz frequency conversion (raw data in Origin project)
No full textIn this Origin project file (*.opju) we provide an access to the raw data which we obtained and analyzed. The result of our analysis are presented in the publication "Efficient ultrafast field-driven spin current generation for spintronic terahertz frequency conversion"
Data publication: Impact of electronic correlations on high-pressure iron: insights from time-dependent density functional theory
No full textSimulation and literature data on the electrical and thermal conductivity of high-pressure iron. The raw simulation data was generated from time-dependent density functional theory calculations. Post-processing was applied to obtain the transport properties (conductivities) as described in the associated journal publication. The literature data was compiled from available publication data as referenced in the associated journal publication
Efficient ultrafast field-driven spin current generation for spintronic terahertz frequency conversion (raw data in Origin project)
No full textIn this Origin project file (*.opju) we provide an access to the raw data which we obtained and analyzed. The result of our analysis are presented in the publication "Efficient ultrafast field-driven spin current generation for spintronic terahertz frequency conversion"
Example Dataset from a Laser Ion Beam Accelearation Experiment for the Lecture on Research Software Engineering
No full textThe dataset is an example experiment with images and metadata from the Laser-driven Ion Acceleration at HZDR from 2019-08-29. The dataset is used for the lecture on research Software Engineering (RSE) at Technische Universität Dresden.Example Dataset from a Laser Ion Beam Accelearation Experiment for the Lecture on Research Software Engineering is licensed under Attribution 4.0 Internationa