Reviews of Modern Plasma Physics - Most cited papers in 2022

• Helicon-type radiofrequency plasma thrusters and magnetic plasma nozzles (this opens in a new tab)
  Kazunori Takahashi
  Citations in 2022 : 33 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 119
   

• Coherent emission mechanisms in astrophysical plasmas (this opens in a new tab)
  D. B. Melrose
  Citations in 2022 : 21 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 95

• Radiation reaction in electron–beam interactions with high-intensity lasers (this opens in a new tab)     
  T. G. Blackburn
  Citations in 2022 : 19 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 56
   
• Introduction to the interaction between energetic particles and Alfven eigenmodes in toroidal plasmas (this opens in a new tab)         
  Y. Todo
  Citations in 2022 : 19 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 55
   
• Recent progress in research and development of hollow cathodes for electric propulsion (this opens in a new tab)         

  Dan R. Lev,  Ioannis G. Mikellides,  Daniela Pedrini, Dan M. Goebel, Benjamin A. Jorns & Michael S. McDonald         
  Citations in 2022 : 18 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 67           

• Magnetohydrodynamic and kinetic scale turbulence in the near-Earth space plasmas: a (short) biased review (this opens in a new tab)                                                         
  Fouad Sahraoui, Lina Hadid & Shiyong Huang 
  Citations in 2022 : 16 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 53
            
• Latest progress in Hall thrusters plasma modelling (this opens in a new tab)   

  F. Taccogna & L. Garrigues     
  Citations in 2022 : 13 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 42         

• A review of the characterization and optimization of ablative pulsed plasma thrusters (this opens in a new tab)
  Zhe Zhang, William Yeong Liang Ling, Haibin Tang, Jinbin Cao, Xiangyang Liu & Ningfei Wang
  Citations in 2022 : 11 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 34

• Recent progress in fast-ion diagnostics for magnetically confined plasmas (this opens in a new tab)
  D. Moseev, M. Salewski, M. Garcia-Muñoz, B. Geiger & M. Nocente
  Citations in 2022 : 10 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 44

• Wakefield acceleration (this opens in a new tab)     
  T. Tajima, X. Q. Yan & T. Ebisuzaki    
  Citations in 2022 : 10 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 23
                                                              
• Above the weak nonlinearity: super-nonlinear waves in astrophysical and laboratory plasmas (this opens in a new tab)            
  Alexander E. Dubinov & Dmitrii Y. Kolotkov  
  Citations in 2022 : 6 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 38
     
• The magnetic Rayleigh–Taylor instability in solar prominences (this opens in a new tab)     
  Andrew Hillier    
  Citations in 2022 : 6 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 36
                    
• Plasma-digital nexus: plasma nanotechnology for the digital manufacturing age (this opens in a new tab)   
  J. Hong, A. B. Murphy, B. Ashford, P. J. Cullen, T. Belmonte & K. Ostrikov
  Citations in 2022 : 6 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 14
   
• Drift wave theory for transport in tokamaks (this opens in a new tab)     
  Jan Weiland & Anatoly Zagorodny 
  Citations in 2022 : 6 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 10
   
• Numerical modeling of high efficiency multistage plasma thrusters for space applications (this opens in a new tab)         
  Daniel Kahnfeld, Julia Duras, Paul Matthias, Stefan Kemnitz, Peter Arlinghaus, Gunnar Bandelow, Konstantin Matyash, Norbert Koch & Ralf Schneider    
  Citations in 2022 : 4 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 14
                                                      
• A brief history of negative triangularity tokamak plasmas (this opens in a new tab)                         
  A. Marinoni, O. Sauter & S. Coda       
  Citations in 2022 : 4 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 13                                                                                                                                                            
• Cosmological Vlasov–Poisson equations for dark matter (this opens in a new tab)                                           
  Cornelius Rampf       
  Citations in 2022 : 4 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 5
   
• Towards universal plasma-enabled platform for the advanced nanofabrication: plasma physics level approach (this opens in a new tab)               
  O. Baranov, S. Xu, K. Ostrikov, B. B. Wang, U. Cvelbar, K. Bazaka & I. Levchenko        
  Citations in 2022 : 3 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 23     
                                                   
• Dust and powder in fusion plasmas: recent developments in theory, modeling, and experiments (this opens in a new tab)     
  S. Ratynskaia, A. Bortolon & S. I. Krasheninnikov   
  Citations in 2022 : 3 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 16   
                                                    
• Quantum kinetic theory of plasmas (this opens in a new tab)           
  Gert Brodin & Jens Zamanian    
  Citations in 2022 : 3 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 12
     
• Phase-space modeling of solid-state plasmas (this opens in a new tab)       
  Giovanni Manfredi, Paul-Antoine Hervieux & Jérôme Hurst            
  Citations in 2022 : 3 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 11                                                                                                                                         
• Physics of kinetic Alfvén waves: a gyrokinetic theory approach (this opens in a new tab)                                   
  Liu Chen, Fulvio Zonca & Yu Lin          
  Citations in 2022 : 3 / Cumulative citations by September 2023 : 8
  
  (Data source: Web of Science)
  Please note that Reviews of Modern Plasma Physics is not indexed in the Web of Science (WoS). The citation counts for each article were retrieved by WoS’s Cited Reference Search tool on 15 September 2023.