2008
DOI: 10.1134/s0018151x08060011
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The new screening characteristics of strongly non-ideal and dusty plasmas. Part 1: Single-component systems

Abstract: In this paper a new model method for describing of the electrostatic screening in singlecomponent systems which is free of Debye-Hückel's non-physical properties is presented. The method is appropriate for the determination of screening parameters in the case of the systems of higher non-ideality degree. The obtained screening characteristics are presented in a simple analytic form. The presented results make basic elements of a method for determination of screening characteristics in dense two-component plasm… Show more

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“…As in [1,2], only such cases are studied here for which the probe particle can represent one of the charged particles of the system S in , for example, when Z p = Z 1 , Z 2 and Z e . Two ion cases are denoted below with (i1) and (i2), and the electron case-with (e), while the corresponding auxiliary systems are denoted with S …”
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“…As in [1,2], only such cases are studied here for which the probe particle can represent one of the charged particles of the system S in , for example, when Z p = Z 1 , Z 2 and Z e . Two ion cases are denoted below with (i1) and (i2), and the electron case-with (e), while the corresponding auxiliary systems are denoted with S …”
Section: The System Properties and Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the usual way, U (1,2) and U (e) are treated as approximations to the mean potential energies of the ion and electron in the initial system S in .…”
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