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Highlights from High Energy Density Laboratory Astrophysics 2022

Machine Learning for Plasma Physics and Fusion Energy

The International Conference on High Energy Density Laboratory Astrophysics HEDLA has traditionally highlighted some of the most exciting advances in High Energy Density Laboratoratory Astrophysics. In May 2022, the 13th edition of HEDLA reconvened the community after a 4-year break. 

This special collection showcases contributions from invited speakers and the (talk and poster) prize winners, highlighting some of the most recent advances in the field across topics as diverse as Dense Plasmas (e.g., EOS, warm dense matter, planetary interiors), Fluid and Collisional Plasmas (e.g., jets, turbulence, dynamos, instabilities). Transport and Atomic Processes (e.g., heat conduction, anomalous resistivity, diffusion, radiative transport, opacity, line shapes, photoionization), Collisionless Plasmas and Particle Acceleration (e.g. shocks, magnetic reconnection), and New Frontiers (e.g. QED, pair plasmas, nuclear astrophysics, new experimental facilities, computing).

Special Issue Editor

Luis O. Silva

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