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A Skudra

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High-frequency electrodeless discharges in helium

2004

Modelling of high-frequency electrodeless discharges (HFEDs) in helium is presented. The model combines calculations of electromagnetic field profiles and plasma parameters including kinetics of the excited atomic states. A method of the self-consistent numerical solution for the plasma?field system is proposed. The method takes into account a temporal hierarchy of the kinetic processes in the HFED plasma. A stationary collision-radiative model for helium plasma is developed considering the following equations: (i) the transport equations for the electrons, (ii) the electron energy balance equation, (iii) the population rate equations for balance in the excited states and (iv) the electroma…

Electromagnetic fieldElectron densityeducation.field_of_studyChemistryPlasma parametersPopulationchemistry.chemical_elementElectronPlasmaCondensed Matter PhysicsElectron temperatureAtomic physicseducationHeliumPlasma Sources Science and Technology
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Determination of the number densities of argon metastables in argon-hydrogen plasma by absorption and self-absorption methods

2006

The number densities of Ar 3s23p54s levels have been measured by means of two methods: a self-absorption method with a mirror behind the discharge vessel and an absorption method with a high-frequency electrodeless discharge lamp. Concentrations ranging from 6 × 107–4 × 109 cm−3 were obtained for the Ar 3s23p54s levels, depending on the argon content (10–100% Ar) in Ar/H2 microwave plasma. The populations of various sublevels of measured resonant and metastable states coincide within the experimental errors. It was observed that values from measurements of both methods are in good agreement.

ArgonGas-discharge lampAnalytical chemistrychemistry.chemical_elementPlasmaCondensed Matter PhysicsIon sourcelaw.inventionchemistrylawMetastabilityDensity of statesPlasma diagnosticsAbsorption (electromagnetic radiation)Plasma Sources Science and Technology
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