Stupitsky Evgenii Leonidovich

Publications in Math-Net.Ru

1. Physical research and numerical modeling of the lower ionosphere perturbed by powerful radio emission. Part 2. Results of numerical calculations and their analysis
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 15:5 (2023),  1237–1262
2. Physical research and numerical modeling of the lower ionosphere perturbed by powerful radio emission. Part 1. Brief review and problem statement
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 15:3 (2023),  619–637
3. Physical analysis and mathematical modeling of the parameters of explosion region produced in a rarefied ionosphere
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 14:4 (2022),  817–833
4. Physical research, numerical and analytical modeling of explosion phenomena. A review
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 12:3 (2020),  505–546
5. Numerical studies of the structure of perturbed regions formed by powerful explosions at various heights. A review
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 12:1 (2020),  97–140
6. Modeling the physical processes of a powerful nuclear explosion on an asteroid
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 11:5 (2019),  861–877
7. Numerical studies of the parameters of the perturbed region formed in the lower ionosphere under the action of a directed radio waves flux from a terrestrial source
   
   Computer Research and Modeling, 10:5 (2018),  679–708
8. Analysis of the experimental possibility of forming a conducting channel in the atmosphere using ultraviolet radiation of pulsed discharge
   
   TVT, 48:4 (2010),  488–497
9. An investigation of the possibility of forming a current-conducting channel in the earth surface atmosphere using wide-band thermal radiators
   
   TVT, 46:3 (2008),  347–361
10. Features of behaviour of plasma area, formed by explosion in the top atmosphere at heights of 100–120 km
    
    Mat. Model., 19:5 (2007),  59–71
11. Formation of large-scale jet current as a result of development flutter instability
    
    Mat. Model., 18:1 (2006),  17–28
12. Investigation of the possibility of formation of a conducting channel in the Earth atmosphere
    
    TVT, 44:2 (2006),  180–184
13. Numerical researches of behaviour of a plasma cloud in the top ionosphere
    
    Mat. Model., 17:11 (2005),  43–62
14. An Atmospheric Discharge Initiated by a High-Power Electron Beam
    
    TVT, 43:6 (2005),  805–812
15. Numerical investigation of high-energy plasmoid behavior in the upper ionosphere. Part 2. Development of the three-dimensional model
    
    Mat. Model., 16:8 (2004),  3–23
16. Numerical investigation of high-energy plasmoid behavior in the upper ionosphere. Part 1. The initial stage of spread and deceleration of a plasmoid
    
    Mat. Model., 16:7 (2004),  43–58
17. Dynamics of a toroidal plasma cluster and its interaction with an obstacle. Ionization and dynamic characteristics and electromagnetic radiation
    
    TVT, 42:4 (2004),  523–537
18. Plasma cluster and its interaction with an obstacle. Interaction of incident and reflected flows
    
    TVT, 42:3 (2004),  364–373
19. Dynamics of a toroidal plasma cluster and its interaction with an obstacle. Dynamics of a toroidal plasma cluster in vacuum
    
    TVT, 42:1 (2004),  31–37
20. The effect of finely divided particles and ionizing radiation on the characteristics of low-temperature plasma
    
    TVT, 37:1 (1999),  18–25
21. The effect of finely divided particles and ionizing radiation on the characteristics of low-temperature plasma
    
    TVT, 36:6 (1998),  877–882
22. Pattern of the expansion of laser plasmas of various elements in a magnetic field
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 20:2 (1993),  175–179
23. Laser plasma expansion in a magnetic field
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 19:3 (1992),  246–250
24. Interaction of laser plasma bunches
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 18:7 (1991),  877–881
25. Investigation of laser plasma expansion in an ambient gas by high-speed photography
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 18:7 (1991),  869–872
26. Trapping of low-density ambient gas by a laser plasma
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 17:5 (1990),  614–618
27. Spectral and mass-spectroscopic investigations of expansion of a laser plasma into a rarefied gas
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 16:11 (1989),  2267–2270
28. Formation of a shock wave structure under conditions of expansion of a laser plasma in a low-density gas
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 14:11 (1987),  2313–2316
29. Nonequilibrium processes accompanying expansion of a high-temperature plasma bunch
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 12:5 (1985),  1038–1049
30. Magnetic field in the front of a laser plasma expanding into the ambient medium
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 11:7 (1984),  1471–1473
31. Interaction of a laser pulse with a target. II. Photoionization of the ambient medium
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 10:3 (1983),  534–540
32. Interaction of a laser pulse with a target. I. Photoelectron mechanism of generation of a spontaneous magnetic field
    
    Kvantovaya Elektronika, 10:3 (1983),  523–534
33. Expansion of partially ionized argon through a supersonic nozzle
    
    Prikl. Mekh. Tekh. Fiz., 10:4 (1969),  22–31
34. State of argon behind a shock wave at Mach numbers from 20 to 50, with allowance for excitation, multiple ionization, and Coulomb interaction
    
    Prikl. Mekh. Tekh. Fiz., 9:3 (1968),  94–97


35. In memory of Aleksandr Sergeevich Kholodov
    
    Mat. Model., 30:1 (2018),  135–136
36. In memory of A. S. Kholodov
    
    Computer Research and Modeling, 9:5 (2017),  677–678