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Tushar Garg
The Ohio State University, Institute of Chemical Technology, University of Delhi
Research areas: Physics and Astronomy · Condensed Matter Physics · Superconducting Materials and Applications · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
Employment
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The Ohio State University Graduate Research Associate2021 - Present
Education
- 2021 - Present
- 2017 - 2019
- 2014 - 2017
Projects & Funding
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Publications (13)
- Measurement and Analysis of External Field Losses in CORC and Tape Stack Conductors Including Hysteretic and Coupling Loss Save
- Thermal Performance of a Conduction-Cooled CCT Dipole ReBCO Magnet: Several Cycles of Cool-Down and Thermal Gradient Measurements Save
- Magnetization in ReBCO-Based CORC Cables in Magnetic Fields up to 30 T for Accelerator Applications Save
- Simulation study of current sharing in a liquid Helium-cooled three-tape REBCO cable with defects: influence of effective electrical and thermal conductivities and thermal boundary conditions Save
- Flux Jumps up to 17 T in ReBCO Tape Stack Cables and their Suppression with Increased Intertape Spacing Save
- Mechanical and Thermal Analysis of Duroplastic Matrix Composites over a Range of Temperatures Save
- Development and testing of a three-period, subsize 2G AIMI MgB2 planar undulator Save
- FEM Analysis of Current Sharing in REBCO Coated Conductor Cables for Particle Accelerator Applications Save
- Compressive Stress-Strain behavior of REBCO coated conductors and cables Save
- Impact of thermal oxidation on the electrical transport and chemical & electronic structure of the GaN film grown on Si and sapphire substrates Save
- Plant-derived carbon nanospheres for high efficiency solar-driven steam generation and seawater desalination at low solar intensities Save
- Recycling of hazardous diesel soot particles into a high performance solar evaporation device Save
- ZnO/GaN heterojunction based self-powered photodetectors: Influence of interfacial states on UV sensing Save