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Tsytovich V.N. (Ed), Morfill G.E. (Ed) — Elementary Physics of Complex Plasmas
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Название: Elementary Physics of Complex Plasmas
Авторы: Tsytovich V.N. (Ed), Morfill G.E. (Ed)
Аннотация: Complex plasmas are dusty plasmas in which the density and electric charges of the dust grains are sufficiently high to induce long–range grain–grain interactions, as well as strong absorption of charged–plasma components. Together with the sources replenishing the plasma such systems form a highly dissipative thermodynamically open system that exhibits many features of collective behaviour generally found in complex systems. Most notably among them are self–organized patterns such as plasma crystals, plasma clusters, dust stars and further spectacular new structures. Beyond their intrinsic scientific interest, the study of complex plasmas grows in importance in a great variety of fields, ranging from space–plasma sciences to applied fields such as plasma processing, thin–film deposition and even the production of computer chips by plasma etching, in which strongly interacting clouds of complex plasmas can cause major contamination of the final product.
Intended as first introductory but comprehensive survey of this rapidly emerging field, the present book addresses postgraduate students as well as specialist and nonspecialist researchers with a general background in either plasma physics, space sciences or the physics of complex systems.
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Рубрика: Физика /
Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц
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Издание: 3rd edition
Год издания: 2008
Количество страниц: 370
Добавлена в каталог: 14.11.2008
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Предметный указатель
Neutral gas drag 237
Neutral gas flux 210
New material production 55
Non-collective attraction, in clusters 320
Non-collective attractions 284 328
Non-collective interactions 197 205
Non-linear collective attraction 279
Non-linear responses 184
Non-linear screening 79 203 213 228 319 325
Non-linear screening factor 73 77
Non-linear screening radius 77
Non-linear screening, in clusters 318
Non-linearity in screening 13 203
Numerical simulations 327
Observational techniques 256
Observations, modes of clusters 319
Observations, of clusters 309
Observations, of crystallization on kinetic level 30
Observations, of dust acoustic waves 177
Observations, of dust ion-sound waves 169
Observations, of dust voids 37
Observations, of dust vortices 355
Observations, of Mach cones 303
Observations, of plasma condensation 23
Obstacles, in complex plasmas 30
One component plasma 253
Openness of complex plasma systems 198 202
Orbit Motion Limited approach 88
Order parameter 252
Ordering rules, for clusters 311
Orientational order 263 273
Over-screening 254
Ozone layer 64
Pair correlation 199 252
Pair correlation function 185 263 329
Pair grain interactions 197 198 200 250
Parabolic confinement 307
Parameters of plasma crystals 265
Perturbation of ground state 216
phase diagram 6
Phase transitions 251 270
Plasma clusters 200
Plasma condensation 11 23 30 70 72 95 189 199 248 251
Plasma crystal 199 247 249 263
Plasma crystal structures 258
Plasma crystals observed 253
Plasma flux absorption by grains 250
Plasma flux length 19 21
Plasma liquid 252
Plasma particle absorption by grains 1
Plasma pre-sheath 77 95
Plasma processing 4
Plasma responses 141
Plasma sheath 77 95 202 214 234 240 247 248 257 291 299 320
Poisson’s equation 69 135 143 188
Poly-crystals 28
Potential barriers 71 72 102 106 112
Propagation of fast particles through crystals 33
Quasi-neutrality condition 135
Quasi-neutrality in complex plasmas 134
Radio-frequency discharges 254
Radioactive dust 61
Ranges for responses, in complex plasmas 142
Ratio of ion to electron temperatures 12
Recrystallization 27
Sato cleaner 52
Screening factor 13 69 76 228 279
Screening factor ip 69
Screening factor, for collective interactions 232
Screening length 76
Screening linear 69
Screening of grain field 3
Screening, anisotropic 84
Screening, Gurevich polarization factor 74
Screening, influence of ion flow 82
Screening, non-linear 71
Second electron emission 112
Self-confined, grain layer 38
Self-confinement, in complex plasmas 38
Self-energy of interacting grains 201
Self-organization, conditions 40
Shadow attraction forces 205
Shadow attraction, by neutral flux 209 210
Shadow coefficient 208
Shadow flux 208
Shadow force, by ion flux 207
Shadow force, for non-linear screening 209
Shear flow 32
Shear waves 302
Shells of dust clusters 310
Shock waves 173 175
Simulations 84 329
Solar cells 62
Solitons 175
Spherical grains, production in etching 55
Steepening of ion sound waves observed 172
Striations 254
Strong coupling 6 14
Structure strongly non-linear 176
Structures, in complex plasmas 36
Structurization 200
Structurization instability 143 333
Structurization of complex plasmas 164
Struturized complex plasma state 187
Surface collective modes 183
Table size fusion devices 61
Temperature of phase transition 248 279
Thermal flux 211
Thermionic emission 94
Thermophoretic force 33 127 130 202 212 242 350
Time of grain charging 87
Total electrostatic energy 202
Translational order 263
Transport cross-section, for non-linear screening 121
Trapped ions 72 80
Two stream dust instability 33
Uni-polar arc production of dust 60
Universal parameters determining self-organized dust structures 343
Van der Waals equation 281 282
Van der Waals forces 212
Variability, of dust charges 16
Vertical dust strings 301
Vibrational state 273
Virtual voids 348
Virtual, boundary 351
Wake 82 214 260 301
Walking through the wall 32
Yukawa potential 70
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