R. H. Hughes
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Also affiliated: University of Wisconsin–Madison (1955); Kirtland Air Force Base (1985)
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R. H. Hughes's research has focused on plant physiology and cultivation. Their work has explored how plants respond to environmental conditions, including studies on water relations and carbon dynamics. Hughes has also investigated plant stress responses and tolerance mechanisms, contributing to the understanding of how plants adapt to challenging environments and maintain productivity.
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- h-index: 19
- Publications: 67
- Citations: 1,041
Selected Publications
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Remnant charge of slow multicharged ions scattered from a gold surface (1992)
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Electron capture from a metal surface by slow, multicharged aluminum and carbon ions (1989)
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End-point energies of electrons ejected during Auger neutralization of slow, multicharged ions near metal surfaces (1987)
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Time-resolved optical emissions from high-current relativistic electron beams propagating in 150-mTorr air (1986)
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Observation of fractional neutralization of slow multicharged ions by impact on a metal surface (1985)
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Heavy-ion source using a laser-generated plasma transported through an axial magnetic field (1982)
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Vacuum UV and soft x-ray optical emissions from electron impact on metals (1981)
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Ion beams from laser-generated plasmas (1980)
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Destruction of fast H(2s) atoms by collisions with He, Ar, H2 , and N2 (1975)
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Excitation of the 4S3 and 3P3 Levels of Helium by Electron Impact (1973)
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Excitation of the n=4 Level of He+ by Electron Impact on He (1972)
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Charge-Changing Collisions by 20- to 120-keV H(2s) -Atom Impact on N2 , Ar, and He (1972)
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Cross Sections for the Production of Lyman- α Radiation by Fast-Proton Impact on H2 (1972)
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Excitation of H Atoms to the 4s State by 10- to 35-keV Ground-State H-Atom Impact on H2 and N2 (1972)
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Excitation to the 2s State of Hydrogen by 20- to 120-keV Hydrogen-Atom Impact on He, Ne, Ar, and N2 (1972)
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