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Angelo Schiavi
Researcher at Sapienza University of Rome
Publications - 154
Citations - 4251
Angelo Schiavi is an academic researcher from Sapienza University of Rome. The author has contributed to research in topics: Laser & Plasma. The author has an hindex of 33, co-authored 135 publications receiving 3936 citations. Previous affiliations of Angelo Schiavi include Helmholtz Institute Jena & Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare.
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Laboratory astrophysics using high energy lasers: need for 2D simulation
Tommaso Vinci,Berenice Loupias,M. Koenig,Alessandra Benuzzi-Mounaix,Stefano Atzeni,Angelo Schiavi,Emeric Falize,Serge Bouquet,C. Michaut,Ryosuke Kodama,Norimasa Ozaki,Christopher D. Gregory,J. Howe,Nigel Woolsey,Wigen Nazarov +14 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a numerical approach to simulate the mechanism underneath the jet formation, which can serve also as useful tool to guide decisions regarding the future experiments and to better understand the mechanism underlying the jet formations.
The FOOT (FragmentatiOn Of Target) experiment
R. Spighi,A. Alexandrov,Behcet Alpat,G. Ambrosi,Stefano Argiro,Giuseppe Battistoni,Nicola Belcari,Silvia Biondi,M. G. Bisogni,Graziano Bruni,Niccolò Camarlinghi,P. Carra,Esther Ciarrocchi,P. Cerello,Alberto Clozza,S. Colombi,G. De Lellis,A. Del Guerra,M. De Simoni,A. Di Crescenzo,M. Donetti,Y. Dong,Marco Durante,A. Embriaco,M. Emde,R. Faccini,Veronica Ferrero,F. Ferroni,E. Fiandrini,C. Finck,Elisa Fiorina,M. Fischetti,M. Francesconi,M. Franchini,Luca Galli,M. Garbini,V. Gentile,Giuseppe Giraudo,R. Hetzel,Sebastian Hild,E. Iarocci,M. Ionica,K. Kanxheri,A. C. Kraan,V. Lante,Adele Lauria,C. La Tessa,E. López Torres,Michela Marafini,Ilaria Mattei,Alberto Mengarelli,R. Mirabelli,Maria Cristina Montesi,M. C. Morone,Matteo Morrocchi,Silvia Muraro,Livio Narici,Alessandro Pastore,Nadia Pastrone,Vincenzo Patera,Francesco Pennazio,Pisana Placidi,M. Pullia,Luciano Ramello,R. Ridolfi,Valeria Rosso,M. Rovituso,C. Sanelli,Alessio Sarti,Gabriella Sartorelli,Osamu Sato,S. Savazzi,Angelo Schiavi,Christoph Schuy,Emanuele Scifoni,A. Sciubba,M. Selvi,Leonello Servoli,G. Silvestre,Mario Sitta,E. Spiriti,Giancarlo Sportelli,A. Stahl,Sandro Tomassini,Francesco Tommasino,Giacomo Traini,T. Valeri,S. M. Valle,M. Vanstalle,M. Villa,U. Weber,A. Zoccoli +91 more
TL;DR: The main goal of the FOOT (FragmentatiOn Of Target) experiment is the measurement of the differential cross sections as a function of energy and direction of the produced fragments in the nuclear interaction between a ion beam (proton, helium, carbon,...) and different targets.
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A Data-Driven Fragmentation Model for Carbon Therapy GPU-Accelerated Monte-Carlo Dose Recalculation
M. De Simoni,G. Battistoni,A. De Gregorio,Patrizia De Maria,M. Fischetti,Gaia Franciosini,Michela Marafini,Vincenzo Patera,Alessio Sarti,Marco Toppi,Giacomo Traini,Antonio Trigilio,Angelo Schiavi +12 more
TL;DR: In this article , the authors presented a data-driven model for carbon ion fragmentation and compared it with the FLUKA MC software, and a good agreement was found with respect to the results.
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GPU accelerated Monte Carlo scoring of positron emitting isotopes produced during proton therapy for PET verification
Keegan McNamara,Angelo Schiavi,Damian Borys,Karol Brzezinski,J. Gajewski,Renata Kopeć,Antoni Rucinski,Tomasz Skóra,Shubhangi Makkar,Jan Hrbacek,Damien C. Weber,Antony J. Lomax,Carla Winterhalter +12 more
TL;DR: In this article , the authors implemented a continuous scoring approach for the production of positron emitting isotopes within FRED version 5.59 and GATE version 9.0 to reduce computational resources and time required for simulation of patient activation during proton therapy using the GPU accelerated Monte Carlo code FRED.
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Implementation of a Compact Spot-Scanning Proton Therapy System in a GPU Monte Carlo Code to Support Clinical Routine
J. Gajewski,Angelo Schiavi,Nils Krah,Gloria Vilches-Freixas,Antoni Rucinski,Vincenzo Patera,Ilaria Rinaldi +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors implemented a fast Monte Carlo dose calculation tool, F red, in the Maastro proton therapy center in Maastricht (Netherlands) to complement the clinical treatment planning system.