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Overview

Xunhong Chen was affiliated with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the United States. Their research contributions are documented primarily through publications in the field of optical system design and beam shaping, with a focus on advanced lens configurations and laser beam manipulation.

Their recent research work includes two papers published in 2025 in the Journal of the Optical Society of America A:

  • Research for a type of aspheric E-H hollow beam shaping and fiber-coupled defocus characteristics (2025, Journal of the Optical Society of America A)
  • Optical system design of an elliptical-hyperbolic lens set for semiconductor laser beam shaping and collimating a hollow beam (2025, Journal of the Optical Society of America A)

These publications reflect a concentration on optical lens design and laser beam collimation techniques.

The list of frequent co-authors associated with Xunhong Chen's work includes:

  • Huajun Yang
  • Jie Sun
  • Yuhang Zhang
  • Shunda Wang
  • Yan Zhang

The consistent co-authorship with these researchers suggests a collaborative research environment, particularly involving work published in the Journal of the Optical Society of America A, which was the primary venue for Chen's publications.

Best Publications

  • Measurement of streambed hydraulic conductivity and its anisotropy

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  • Stream water infiltration, bank storage, and storage zone changes due to stream-stage fluctuations

    Xi Chen;Xunhong Chen

  • Feasibility of grain-size analysis methods for determination of vertical hydraulic conductivity of streambeds

    Jinxi Song;Jinxi Song;Xunhong Chen;Cheng Cheng;Deming Wang

  • Evaluation of methods for determination of hydraulic properties in an aquifer–aquitard system hydrologically connected to a river

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  • The vegetation cover dynamics (1982-2006) in different erosion regions of the Yellow River Basin, China

    C. Y. Miao;L. Yang;X. H. Chen;Y. Gao

  • Hydrologic connections of a stream–aquifer-vegetation zone in south-central Platte River valley, Nebraska

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  • Stream-aquifer interactions: evaluation of depletion volume and residual effects from ground water pumping.

    Xunhong Chen;Longcang Shu;Longcang Shu

  • Effects of hyporheic processes on streambed vertical hydraulic conductivity in three rivers of Nebraska

    Jinxi Song;Jinxi Song;Xunhong Chen;Cheng Cheng;Scott Summerside

  • Statistical Distribution of Streambed Vertical Hydraulic Conductivity along the Platte River, Nebraska

    Cheng Cheng;Jinxi Song;Jinxi Song;Xunhong Chen;Deming Wang

  • Elevated iron and manganese concentrations in groundwater derived from the Holocene transgression in the Hang-Jia-Hu Plain, China

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  • A new method for mapping variability in vertical seepage flux in streambeds

    Xunhong Chen;Jinxi Song;Jinxi Song;Cheng Cheng;Deming Wang

  • Electrical and hydraulic vertical variability in channel sediments and its effects on streamflow depletion due to groundwater extraction

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  • Statistical and geostatistical features of streambed hydraulic conductivities in the Platte River, Nebraska

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  • Groundwater storage and depletion trends in the Loess areas of China

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  • Evolution of stream-aquifer hydrologic connectedness during pumping – Experiment

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  • Feasibility analysis of using inverse modeling for estimating natural groundwater recharge from a large-scale soil moisture monitoring network

    Tiejun Wang;Trenton E. Franz;Weifeng Yue;Weifeng Yue;Jozsef Szilagyi;Jozsef Szilagyi

  • Comparison of vertical hydraulic conductivity in a streambed-point bar system of a gaining stream

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  • Spatial variability of specific yield and vertical hydraulic conductivity in a highly permeable alluvial aquifer

    Xunhong Chen;Jinxi Song;Jinxi Song;Wenke Wang

  • Spatiotemporal patterns of water table fluctuations and evapotranspiration induced by riparian vegetation in a semiarid area

    Weifeng Yue;Tiejun Wang;Trenton E. Franz;Xunhong Chen

  • Groundwater Depletion by Agricultural Intensification in China's HHH Plains, Since 1980s

    Xiangbin Kong;Xiangbin Kong;Xueliang Zhang;Xueliang Zhang;Rattan Lal;Fengrong Zhang;Fengrong Zhang

  • Sensitivity analysis and determination of streambed leakance and aquifer hydraulic properties

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  • Simulation modeling for water governance in basins based on surface water and groundwater.

    Ai Di Huo;Jian Dang;Jin Xi Song;Xun Hong Chen

  • Variability of streambed vertical hydraulic conductivity with depth along the Elkhorn River, Nebraska, USA

    Jin Xi Song;Jin Xi Song;Xun Hong Chen;Xun Hong Chen;Cheng Cheng;De Ming Wang

  • Streamflow depletion: Modeling of reduced baseflow and induced stream infiltration from seasonally pumped wells

    Xunhong Chen;Yanfeng Yin

  • Spatio-temporal variability of streamflow in the Yellow River: possible causes and implications

    Chi Yuan Miao;Wen Shi;Xun Hong Chen;Lin Yang

  • Aquifer properties determined from two analytical solutions

    Xunhong Chen;Jerry F. Ayers

  • Hydraulic Properties and Uncertainty Analysis for an Unconfined Alluvial Aquifer

    Xunhong Chen;James Goeke;Scott Summerside

  • Behavior of Nitrate-Nitrogen Movement Around a Pumping High-Capacity Well: A Field Example

    Jerry F. Ayers;Xunhong Chen;David C. Gosselin

  • Effects of aquifer anisotropy on the migration of infiltrated stream water to a pumping well

    Xunhong Chen;Xi Chen

  • Migration of induced-infiltrated stream water into nearby aquifers due to seasonal ground water withdrawal.

    Xunhong Chen

  • Semianalytical solutions for stream depletion in partially penetrating streams.

    Xunhong Chen;Yanfeng Yin

  • Analysis of pumping-induced stream - aquifer interactions for gaining streams

    Xunhong Chen

Frequent Co-Authors

Trenton E. Franz
Trenton E. Franz University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Jozsef Szilagyi
Jozsef Szilagyi Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Vitaly A. Zlotnik
Vitaly A. Zlotnik University of Nebraska–Lincoln
Anh Minh Tang
Anh Minh Tang École des Ponts ParisTech
Yu-Jun Cui
Yu-Jun Cui École des Ponts ParisTech

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