Maxim G PonomarevCambridge Research and Consultancy
Maxim G Ponomarev
PhD, MSc(1st class Honors)
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It is well known that the quality of plastic electronics, printed circuit boards (PCB), and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) displays can be variable in production. This in turn may lead to an increasing number of faulty batches. Digital radiography and pattern recognition allow inspection of the products non-destructively in real time to increa...
There is growing interest in Statistical Software Testing (SST) as a software assurance technique. While the approach has major attractions, there is a need for new statistical models to infer failure probabilities from SST. The paper constructs a simple but realistic case in which the traditional Binomial model does not work. The paper shows that...
Disturbances of all plasma species are simulated simultaneously by modeling charged particle emissions from imaginary and additional sources. These sources have been defined for arbitrarily shaped objects. The complex processes of interactions of the ambient plasma with the object surfaces have been included as reflections, secondary particle emiss...
This paper shows availability of the quantum mechanical model in addition to the previous classical physics, classical mechanics models. Quantum kinetic theory and the Image Particle Method are introduced to simulate charged particle fluxes, which allow to include effects of generated electric and magnetic fields in addition to all previous results...
New Image Particle Method is introduced to simulate charged particle fluxes that allows to include effects of generated electric and magnetic fields in addition to all previous results for charged particle flows simulations in external electromagnetic fields. These electric and magnetic fields can be unlimited and non stationary.
The general expre...
Exact analytical expression is obtained for upper limit to heat flux (maximum heat flux) from impulsive (explosive) charged particle sources in magnetic field. This exact expression is based on the obtained distribution function as analytical solution for Boltzmann equation for charged particle flows in magnetic field. This can be considered as a s...
Multidimensional force (load) sensors (transducers) are widely used in modern robotics (including tactile feedback for artificial arm, artificial leg, prosthesis), medical cell tensile experiments, cell mechanical research (Zhou et al. in J Healthc Eng 2017:1587670, 2017 [1]; He et al. in J Healthc Eng 2018:8504273, 2018 [2]), engineering systems t...
Multi axis load cells (transducers) are widely used in modern engineering systems to measure multidimensional forces. This paper deals with analysis and calibration methodology for the multi axis load cells, considering them in specific installation South Western Mooring Test Facility as a key instrument to measure the mooring leg tension in its x-...
3-dimensional force (load) sensors (transducers) are widely used in modern robotics (including tactile feedback for artificial arm, artificial leg, prosthesis), medical cell tensile experiments, cell mechanical research ([48], [49]), engineering systems to measure three-dimensional forces (feedback strains). For research of 3-dimensional strain for...
Tri-axis load cells (transducers) are widely used in modern engineering systems to measure three-dimensional forces (strains). This paper deals with the design, calibration and analysis methodology of the tri-axis load cells, considering them in specific installation South Western Mooring Test Facility (SWMTF) as a key instrument to measure the moo...
Digital radiography is a promising non-destructive testing tool for powder metallurgy (PM) parts, in which transmitted X-rays are recorded to generate data for an advanced defect detection system. An important part of this system is the data processing platform for pattern recognition in X-ray images. Combinations of advanced techniques for noise r...
Progress with the EU DIRA-Green/AutoInspect programme is reported. The target of the programme is to develop the capability for inspection of powder metallurgy (PM) parts - including sintered parts, ideally inline - in production environments, to improve the quality of output batches and to reduce scrap to the greatest possible extent. An important...
In-line inspection of Powder Metallurgy (PM) parts by X-ray imaging requires high-speed and high-resolution scanning features while working in an industrial environment, a challenging requirement that strongly limits the available options. We present our latest investigations in the development of low-cost X-ray imaging equipment based on Time Dela...
Sintered ferrous Powder Metallurgy (PM) components are typically intricate and complex in shape as well as having internal granularity, thus making them very challenging components for Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) evaluation. We are presenting the preliminary experiments of AutoInspect project system, a new inspection approach using high-resolutio...
The target approach in this study will allow inspection of powder metallurgy (PM) parts, notably sintered, ideally in line with production to increase the quality of output batch and reduce scrap, as much as possible. An important part of the inspection system based on digital radiography will require an advanced data processing system for pattern...
A study has been made to explore impact-induced desorption of C60 fullerenes embedded in a benzene matrix as a model of matrix assisted secondary ion mass spectrometry. A fullerene concentration of about 0.5% was incorporated in a coarse-grained benzene target and then struck by a 5 keV fullerene projectile. The response of the benzene target was c...
The controlled doping of carbon nanotubes is of much interest in the production of potential new nanometer scale devices. Selective doping has been achieved for many years in the silicon microelectronics industry using ion implantation as it is highly controllable. However, with nanostructures and in particular the use of carbon nanotubes the impac...
A mechanism for enhancing the acceleration of electrons by considering the effect of a low amplitude electron cyclotron waves crossing a primary wave in an ambient magnetic field is investigated. The underlying idea is that a low amplitude secondary wave may improve the transfer of parallel momentum from the high amplitude primary wave to charged p...
Optimal two-dimensional (2D), three-dimensional (3D) wave launching configurations are proposed for enhanced acceleration of charged particles in magnetized plasmas. A primary wave is launched obliquely with respect to the magnetic field and a secondary, low amplitude, wave is launched perpendicularly. The effect of both the launching angle of the...
A mechanism for enhanced acceleration of charged particles in crossing radio frequency or micro waves propagating at different angles with respect to an external magnetic field is investigated. This mechanism consists in introducing low amplitude secondary waves in order to improve the parallel momentum transfer from the high amplitude primary wave...
A numerical study of the relativistic motion of a distribution of electrons in a configuration consisting of two circularly polarized electromagnetic waves counterpropagating obliquely with respect to a constant magnetic field is presented. It is shown that a high averaged velocity is observed for a wide range of angles between the constant magneti...
Relativistic transport equation for approximate distribution function of
electron flows is derived from the Vlasov equation in external
electromagnetic wave fields. The initial distribution of electrons is
considered as the Jüttner distribution in the whole configuration
space. The distribution function of electrons is approximated by
expanding it...
General methods are proposed for 3D time-dependent kinetic simulations of stratifications and flute structures of plasma disturbances and wakes of bodies in space with the ambient magnetic field effect. The model Boltzmann equation is solved taking into account the ambient magnetic fields, collisions between plasma particles and interactions with s...
Simulations of time-dependent stratifications, multiplicity, flute
structure, loops of plasma flows and wakes of meteoroids are proposed in
external magnetic fields based on the kinetic approach. The Imaginary
Emission Method is applied for modeling wakes of meteoroids. The model
Boltzmann equation is solved taking into account collisions between t...
Simulations of time-dependent stratifications, multiplicity, flute structure, loops of plasma flows and wakes of meteoroids are proposed in external magnetic fields based on the kinetic approach. The Imaginary Emission Method is applied for modeling wakes of meteoroids. The model Boltzmann equation is solved taking into account collisions between t...
Three-dimensional collisional simulations of time-dependent stratifications and flute structure of plasma flows and wakes are performed in external magnetic fields based on the kinetic approach. The model Boltzmann equation solved taking into account collisions between the plasma ions, their interactions with ambient neutral particles and effects o...
A method is developed that allows the numerical and analytical description of the effects of ambient magnetic field on the
time-dependent 3D structures of space plasma flows due to bodies in motion through a plasma. Some of these effects have been
observed in space and ionosphere as stratified, flute and yacht sail like structures of plasma disturb...
General methods are considered for 3D timedependent kinetic simulations of stratifications and flute structures of plasma flows, disturbances and wakes of bodies in space with external magnetic field effects. The model Boltzmann equation is solved taking into account the magnetic field, collisions between plasma particles and interactions with surf...
A method is developed that allows the numerical and analytical description of the effects of ambient magnetic field on the time-dependent 3D structures of Space plasma flows due to bodies in motion through a plasma. Some of these effects have been observed in Space and ionosphere as stratified, flute and yacht sail like structures of plasma disturb...
Three-dimensional collisional simulations of time-dependent stratifications and flute structure of ionized hydrogen clouds are performed in external magnetic fields based on the kinetic approach. The model Boltzmann equation solved taking into account collisions between ions, interactions with ambient neutral particles and effects of external magne...
In this paper a method is concerned which makes it possible to describe numerically and analytically the most famous structures
in the non-equilibrium ionosphere, such as stratified and yacht sail like structures, flute jets, wakes and clouds. These
problems are of practical interest in space sciences, astrophysics and in turbulence theory, and als...
Three-dimensional collisional simulations of time-dependent stratifications and flute structure of plasma flows and wakes are performed in external magnetic fields based on the kinetic approach. The model Boltzmann equation is solved, taking into account interparticle collisions in plasma, interactions with ambient neutral particles and effects of...
This paper is concerned with the kinetic modeling of time-dependent oscillations in charged particle systems under the control of the magnetic fields. The expansion of an ionized cloud, the flow in a jet and the time-dependent disturbances in a rarified plasma due to its interactions with surfaces are three examples of this kind of problem. These p...
General methods are proposed for simulations of time-dependent stratifications and flute structures of charged particle jets and wakes in the ambient magnetic field based on the kinetic approach. The Boltzmann equation solved taking into account the ambient electric and magnetic fields. Using this solution the analytical results are obtained, which...
Problems of the kinetic simulation of charged and neutral particle flows due to interactions of bodies with space magnetoplasma are dealt with. The image method (see [1], [2]) is considered in application to modeling disturbances of space plasma. The specific case of diffuse reflection of any particle impinging on the object surface is simulated in...
The problems of protecting optical and protective glasses are dealt with. The solutions are recommended regarding the contaminant gas cloud of spacecraft, space debris, particles from ERE (electric rocket engines). New solutions are discussed as (i) the use of induced magnetic fields for deflection of charged particles, (ii) shielding from particle...
The problems of protecting optical and protective glasses are dealt with. The solutions are recommended regarding the contaminant gas cloud of spacecraft, space debris, particles from ERE (electric rocket engines). New solutions are discussed as (i) the use of induced magnetic fields for deflection of charged particles, (ii) shielding from particle...
The magnetic field effect on the pressure of charged particle flow is described analytically. Low-density charged-particle fluxes, for which a kinetic, rather than fluid description is appropriate, are simulated. Both impulsive and transient injectors of charged particles are considered. Maxwellian and shifted maxwellian velocity distributions of i...
A method of “imaginary emission”, which allows a simple analytical description of plasma disturbances due to an object in motion at an arbitrary direction to the magnetic field, is proposed. This method can be applied to the investigation of reflections; secondary particle emissions for any particle hitting an object surface, photoemission effects,...
The kinetic theory of unsteady charged-partitle fluxes in electric and magnetic fields is dealt with. An attempt is made to extend the results of Narasimha (J. Fluid Meth.12, 294–305, 1962) and Burgan et al. (J. Plasma Phys.29, 139–142. 1983). These authors studied the neutral and electron gas expansion into a vacuum, respectively. Burgan et al. (J...
Charged particles emission in a magnetic field on the basis of Boltzmann equation with source term is studied. The work develops the results of Narasimha (1962), where the neutral gas expansion into a vacuum is studied. The different specific cases of emission are given for moving sources. The results may be of use when we study phenomena which hap...
The charged particle layer expansion in a magnetic field is studied on the basis of Boltzmann equation solution. Particle collisions and the self-matched electric field effect are not taken into account. Concentration calculation results are given for the plane, cylindric and spherical layers. The results can be used in the study of phenomena in th...
We study the emission of charged particles in a magnetic field on the basis of solution of Boltzmann equation. Specific cases of emission from a moving source near an absorption screen are analyzed. Calculations are based on the method of imaginary emission. The results can be used to study phenomena in circumterrestrial and outer space plasma and...
General methods are proposed for 3D time-dependent kinetic simulations of turbulent plasma flows under the effect of external magnetic field. The model Boltzmann equation solved taking into account the external magnetic fields and interactions with ambient particles. Using this solution in different specific cases the analytical and numerical resul...
A mechanism for enhanced acceleration of a population of electrons using crossing radio frequency and micro waves propagating at different angles with respect to an external magnetic field is investigated. The idea is to introduce a low amplitude secondary wave that improves the parallel momentum transfer from a high amplitude primary wave to the e...