Surface coating by means of velocity shear instability in plasma
Abstract In this paper the effect of different parameters like magnetic field, homogenous direct-current electric field, shear scale length, temperature anisotropy, inhomogeneity in direct-current electric field and density gradient on ions velocity is discussed. A mathematical model for ions/micron...
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