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Ambipolar transport in the structure of gas discharge plasma

Alexey Medvedev

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In this paper, in addition to the well-known ambipolar diffusion, ambipolar drift and plasma transport based on the action of the electric field energy are considered. The importance of the mechanisms of ambipolar plasma transport at the formation of a discharge structure in gases of medium and atmospheric pressures using experimental works as an example is demonstrated.

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In this paper, in addition to the well-known ambipolar diffusion, ambipolar drift and plasma transport based on the action of the electric field energy are considered. The importance of the mechanisms of ambipolar plasma transport at the formation of a discharge structure in gases of medium and atmospheric pressures using experimental works as an example is demonstrated.

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In this paper, in addition to the well-known ambipolar diffusion, ambipolar drift and plasma transport based on the action of the electric field energy are considered. The importance of the mechanisms of ambipolar plasma transport at the formation of a discharge structure in gases of medium and atmospheric pressures using experimental works as an example is demonstrated.

Key concepts: Ambipolar diffusion, Plasma, Diffusion, Electric field, Energy transport, Materials science, Atomic physics, Physics

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