2011
DOI: 10.1134/s0021364011190192
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Three-particle recombination coefficient of a weakly nonideal ultracold plasma in a high magnetic field

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“…In [3], it was shown and verified by comparison with experiment that, for a weakly nonideal gas plasma in the range of classical motion under high magnetic field conditions, i.e., when the Thomson formula for the collisional recombina tion coefficient has the form (9) Taking into account the complete analogy between the physical processes in these two physical systems, we can rewrite (8) for the case of the high magnetic field as (10)…”
Section: Nc =mentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…In [3], it was shown and verified by comparison with experiment that, for a weakly nonideal gas plasma in the range of classical motion under high magnetic field conditions, i.e., when the Thomson formula for the collisional recombina tion coefficient has the form (9) Taking into account the complete analogy between the physical processes in these two physical systems, we can rewrite (8) for the case of the high magnetic field as (10)…”
Section: Nc =mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…To estimate the effect of the magnetic field on the kinetics of nonradiative recombination in semicon ductors, it is necessary (as was done in [3]) to deter mine the ranges of parameters at which the magnetic field can be considered as high enough to produce an appreciable effect on the electron-electron interac tion in the course of cascade trapping in semiconduc tors. λ e * γ e * Fig.…”
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“…The first experiments with ultracold plasma [4][5][6] demonstrated an indication of the re-duction of recombination in such systems. Our theoretical works show the appearance of short and long-range order [7] and a large reduction of the recombination rate (a few orders of magnitude) in the ultra-cold mixture of Rydberg atoms and plasma in the presence of a strong magnetic field [8][9][10][11]. The ability to control the decay and crystallization processes in an ensemble of Rydberg atoms could find an application in quantum storage and quantum computers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%