ICCSC'02. 1st IEEE International Conference on Circuits and Systems for Communications. Proceedings (IEEE Cat. No.02EX605)
DOI: 10.1109/occsc.2002.1029128
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On compensation of Coulomb interaction of charges by beam's self-consistent field (model of isothermal equilibrium with homogeneous temperature)

Abstract: the transportation of intensive cylindrical beams of charged particles in vacuum demands solution of problem of space charge. The paradox of experimental electrostatic is that similar charges donated to conductor of cylindrical shape have formed the cluster of terminal thickness near the conductor's surface.It is founded in report that Coulomb interaction of charges is compensated by its electric macroscopic selfconsistent field. The equilibrium equations are written and the mechanism of charges' confinement i… Show more

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“…To explain the structure of such objects, various models have been proposed, among which the most reasonable is the Sapogin's model. 37 According to this model, the spherical layer of like charges has a configuration that promotes the appearance of a hypothetical self-consistent electric field in it. The presence of this field leads to a non-uniform distribution of charges and the appearance of a gradient force that prevents Coulomb repulsion of charges.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To explain the structure of such objects, various models have been proposed, among which the most reasonable is the Sapogin's model. 37 According to this model, the spherical layer of like charges has a configuration that promotes the appearance of a hypothetical self-consistent electric field in it. The presence of this field leads to a non-uniform distribution of charges and the appearance of a gradient force that prevents Coulomb repulsion of charges.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%