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George Morales

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Physics and Astronomy

Plasma Science and Technology Institute (psti)

George Morales is currently serving as a Physics And Astronomy Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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applied physics physics particle physics fluid dynamics plasma science space weather condensed matter physics fluid mechanics planetary sciences geophysics magnetized plasma electrical engineering space science geophysical research ionosphere radiofrequency heating alfven waves atmospheric science chaos theory magnetized plasmas lorentzian pulses mode conversion shear alfven waves perpendicular ion acceleration wave propagation nonuniform plasma quantum mechanics radio frequency analytic expressions deterministic chaos parabolic density profile high energy physics nonlinear science nuclear fusion fluid flow quantum science thermal engineering hydraulics magnetic fields flow physics nonlinear wave propagation micro-electromechanical systems h-mode behavior exponential frequency spectrum magnetic fluctuations exponential spectra plasma edge nonlinear phenomena nonlinear dynamics power electronics ohmic heating laser-plasma interaction paleoclimatology plasma applications geophysical signal processing applied geophysics beam optics beam transport system beamforming wave theory wave motion relaxation process computer modeling fragmentation effect magnetic confinement particle technology plasma diagnostics nonlinear resonance plasma instabilities

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Satellite and Space Debris Identification by Measurements of Ionospheric Interactions. (2024)

Paul A. BernhardtLauchie ScottAndrew HowarthG. J. MoralesJefferey Baumgardner

planetary sciencesspace debris identificationspace sciencespace debrisionospheric interactionssatellite debris

Sheared Exb Stirring and Cross-Field Electron Inertial Length Structuring Generated by Shear AlfvéN Wave Heating. 2022 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications (ICEAA) (2024)

Stephen VincenaWalter GekelmanTroy A. CarterJames. E. MaggsGeorge J. Morales

computational electromagneticselectrical engineering

Observations of Plasma Waves Generated by Charged Space Objects. Physics of Plasmas (2023)

Paul A. BernhardtLauchie ScottAndrew HowarthGeorge J. Morales

physicscharged space objectsspace scienceplasma wavesspace weather

Space Object Identification by Measurements of Orbit-Driven Waves (Soimow). (2023)

Paul BernhardtScott LauchieHowarth AndrewGeorge Morales

space sciencespace object identificationorbit-driven wavesaerospace engineering

Wave–Particle Interaction in Contact With a Chaotic Thermostat. Physics of Plasmas (2023)

G. J. MoralesZ. Li

physicschaotic thermostatparticle physicswave-particle interactionspace weather

Sudden Collapse of a Pressure Profile Generated by Off-Axis Heating in a Linear Magnetized Plasma. Physics of Plasmas (2022)

B. Van CompernolleM. J. PoulosG. J. Morales

physicsoff-axis heatingpressure profileparticle physicssudden collapse

Time-Integral Iteration Method for Two-Dimensional Anomalous Transport. Physical review. E (2022)

J. E. MaggsG. J. Morales

physicstime-integral iteration methodparticle physicsquantum sciencecondensed matter physicsapplied physicstwo-dimensional anomalous transport

Response of a Charged Particle in Contact With a Chaotic Thermostat to an Oscillating Electric Field. Physics of Plasmas (2020)

G. J. Morales

physicschaotic thermostatcharged particle

Comparison of a 2D Nonlocal Transport Model to Ecrh Experiments in Lhd. Physics of Plasmas (2019)

J. E. MaggsG. J. Morales

physicsnonlocal transport modelparticle physics

Modifications Produced on a Large Magnetized Plasma Column by a Floating End-Plate That is Partially Emissive: Experiment and Theory. Physics of Plasmas (2019)

B. Van CompernolleM. J. PoulosG. J. Morales

physicsmagnetism

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George Morales

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Physics and Astronomy

Plasma Science and Technology Institute (psti)

George Morales is currently serving as a Physics And Astronomy Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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George Morales

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Satellite and Space Debris Identification by Measurements of Ionospheric Interactions. (2024)

Paul A. BernhardtLauchie ScottAndrew HowarthG. J. MoralesJefferey Baumgardner

planetary sciencesspace debris identificationspace sciencespace debrisionospheric interactionssatellite debris

Stephen VincenaWalter GekelmanTroy A. CarterJames. E. MaggsGeorge J. Morales

computational electromagneticselectrical engineering

Observations of Plasma Waves Generated by Charged Space Objects. Physics of Plasmas (2023)

Paul A. BernhardtLauchie ScottAndrew HowarthGeorge J. Morales

physicscharged space objectsspace scienceplasma wavesspace weather

Space Object Identification by Measurements of Orbit-Driven Waves (Soimow). (2023)

Paul BernhardtScott LauchieHowarth AndrewGeorge Morales

space sciencespace object identificationorbit-driven wavesaerospace engineering

Wave–Particle Interaction in Contact With a Chaotic Thermostat. Physics of Plasmas (2023)

G. J. MoralesZ. Li

physicschaotic thermostatparticle physicswave-particle interactionspace weather

Sudden Collapse of a Pressure Profile Generated by Off-Axis Heating in a Linear Magnetized Plasma. Physics of Plasmas (2022)

B. Van CompernolleM. J. PoulosG. J. Morales

physicsoff-axis heatingpressure profileparticle physicssudden collapse

Time-Integral Iteration Method for Two-Dimensional Anomalous Transport. Physical review. E (2022)

J. E. MaggsG. J. Morales

physicstime-integral iteration methodparticle physicsquantum sciencecondensed matter physicsapplied physicstwo-dimensional anomalous transport

Response of a Charged Particle in Contact With a Chaotic Thermostat to an Oscillating Electric Field. Physics of Plasmas (2020)

G. J. Morales

physicschaotic thermostatcharged particle

Comparison of a 2D Nonlocal Transport Model to Ecrh Experiments in Lhd. Physics of Plasmas (2019)

J. E. MaggsG. J. Morales

physicsnonlocal transport modelparticle physics

Modifications Produced on a Large Magnetized Plasma Column by a Floating End-Plate That is Partially Emissive: Experiment and Theory. Physics of Plasmas (2019)

B. Van CompernolleM. J. PoulosG. J. Morales

physicsmagnetism

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