Charles H. Kim was a plasma physicist at UCLA whose doctoral research examined linear wave conversion and parametric instabilities in nonuniform plasmas — phenomena central to the behavior of laser-heated fusion targets. Kim received his Hertz Fellowship in 1971 and earned his doctorate in plasma physics at UCLA, where his dissertation analyzed the conditions under which energy can be transferred from coherent electromagnetic waves to plasma oscillations through nonlinear coupling processes.
Charles Kim, PhD
1971 HERTZ FELLOW
MAKING HISTORY
EDUCATION
Graduate Studies
University of California, Los Angeles
Plasma Physics
Graduate Thesis
Linear Conversion and Parametric Instabilities in a Nonuniform Plasma
IMPACT STORY
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