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Leila Ait Gougam
Affiliation : University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediene
- 31Publications (affiliation in Algeria)
- 36Total publications
- 493Citations
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- Dust and Plasma Wave Phenomena
- Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
- Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics
- Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
- Plasma Diagnostics and Applications
Publications (31)
- Exact transfer-matrix dataset and neural-network pipeline for joined square-well potentials
- What governs cross-family transfer of neural ground-state emulators? Input representation, training-set proximity and output boundedness
- Nonextensive approach to the effect of electron trapping in the presence of quantizing magnetic field on the propagation of ion acoustic waves
- Electron-acoustic waves in a plasma with a κ-deformed Kaniadakis electron distribution
- Ion-acoustic rogue waves in magnetized solar wind plasma with nonextensive electrons
- Effects of ionization and ion loss on dust ion-acoustic solitary waves in a collisional dusty plasma with suprathermal electrons
- An approach based on neural computation to simulate transition metals using tight binding measurements
- Implication of the Electron Exchange-Correlation on Fully Nonlinear Quantum Dust Ion-Acoustic Solitons
- Nonextensive statistical mechanics approach to electron trapping in degenerate plasmas
- Nonlinear structures in a pair (electron, positron)-ion dense plasmas
- Nonthermal and suprathermal distributions as a consequence of superstatistics
- Screening and sheath formation in a nonequilibrium mixed Cairns-Tsallis electron distribution
- Dressed ion-acoustic soliton in a plasma with electrons featuring Tsallis distribution
- Comparison of Second Order Algorithms for Function Approximation with Neural Networks
- Head-on collision of two ion-acoustic solitary waves in plasmas with electrons described by Tsallis distribution
- Solitons and freak waves in a mixed nonextensive high energy-tail electron distribution
- Ion-acoustic soliton energy in a plasma with nonextensive electrons
- Dust acoustic soliton energy in a mixed nonthermal high energy-tail electron distribution
- Effect of electron trapping and background nonextensivity on the ion-acoustic soliton energy
- An alternative neuronal method for non-analytic pseudo-potentials in a charge-varying dusty plasma with trapped dust grains
- Response to “Comment on ‘Debye shielding in a nonextensive plasma’” [Phys. Plasmas 19, 034701 (2012)]
- Debye shielding in a nonextensive plasma
- Weak ion-acoustic double layers in a plasma with a q-nonextensive electron velocity distribution
- A systematic investigation of a neural network for function approximation
- Large amplitude electrostatic solitary structures in a charge-varying dusty plasma with two-temperature trapped ions
- Small-amplitude electrostatic solitary waves in a dusty plasma with variable charge resonant trapped dust particles
- Electrostatic solitary structures in a charge-varying pair–ion–dust plasma
- A semi-analytic model for localized variable charge dust acoustic waves
- Dust voids (holes) in a charge-varying complex plasma with non-isothermal trapped electrons
- Large-amplitude electrostatic solitary structures in a charge varying dusty plasma with vortex-like ion distribution
- Nonlinear plasma voids (holes) in a charge-varying dusty plasma
Co-authors
- Mouloud Tribeche
- F. Mekideche-Chafa
- Khireddine Mebrouk
- Taha Houssine Zerguini
- Omar Bouzit
- Siah Hocine
- Abderrahim Messekher
- SAFIA GRIBA
- Adel Belayadi
- Lyes Djebarni
- Boualem Bourahla
- Kamel Ourabah
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