Refraction, absorption and reflectivity of radiation in strongly coupled plasma

Bronin, S. Ya.; Zelener, B. B.

doi:10.1016/j.jqsrt.2021.107621

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“…Our earlier results for the electric conductivity of a strong coupled plasma made possible to calculate the dielectric constant for it and to determine its refractive index, and absorption-and reflection coefficients in case of interaction with electromagnetic radiation [22]. We hope that the results for the coefficients of thermal conductivity and viscosity will make possible for us to solve the problem of the absorption of sound waves in a strongly coupled plasma.…”

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Thermal conductivity and viscosity in fully ionized multiple-charged strongly coupled plasma

Bronin

Zelener

2021

Plasma Sources Sci. Technol.

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We present the results of calculations of the thermal conductivity and viscosity coefficients for a two-component fully ionized classical Coulomb plasma having ion charges from one to three, performed by the molecular dynamics method. The model of ultracold plasma was used, where particles interact according to the Coulomb law without any restrictions at large or small distances. The calculations are carried out in a wide range of the strong coupling parameter. Similarity for the coefficients of thermal conductivity and viscosity at multiple ionization is demonstrated. Comparison with the results of calculations for other plasma models is given. The results obtained can be used for any classical non-degenerate strongly coupled plasma.

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Thermal conductivity and viscosity in fully ionized multiple-charged strongly coupled plasma

Bronin

Zelener

2021

Plasma Sources Sci. Technol.

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To the optical properties of moderately non-ideal plasma

Khrapak

Trigger²

2022

Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer

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Physical processes during ultracold plasma expansion

Zelener¹,

Bronin²,

Vilshanskaya³

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Quantum Electron.

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Using the method of molecular dynamics, the expansion of a two-component, pulsed laser-produced ultracold plasma is directly calculated for various values of the number and density of particles and their electron temperatures. A new method is presented for generating and diagnosing a steady-state ultracold plasma formed under continuous wave laser irradiation. The performed calculations show the difference in the properties of an ultracold plasma obtained by pulsed and continuous wave laser irradiation.

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Refraction, absorption and reflectivity of radiation in strongly coupled plasma

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Thermal conductivity and viscosity in fully ionized multiple-charged strongly coupled plasma

Thermal conductivity and viscosity in fully ionized multiple-charged strongly coupled plasma

To the optical properties of moderately non-ideal plasma

Physical processes during ultracold plasma expansion

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