R. P. Joshi

This researcher's work centers on the physics of high-power electrical and pulsed-power devices, including electron emission from metal surfaces, plasma formation, and material behavior under extreme conditions (e.g., copper cathodes and anodes under laser or compression effects). Some publications also apply modeling techniques to biomedical topics like nerve stimulation and neural response, and a smaller set touches on unrelated applied topics such as electric vehicles and financial data analysis. Overall the work is computational and simulation-based, using tools like molecular dynamics, Monte Carlo methods, and density functional theory to study material and device behavior.

Publication output has been relatively steady over the past decade, with a peak around 2021 and a modest decline in the most recent years averaging under 7 papers per year.

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