2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11207-017-1192-2
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Turbulent Gravito-Electrostatic Sheath (GES) Structure with Kappa-Distributed Electrons for Solar Plasma Characterization

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“…It has further theoretically been demonstrated that the non-thermal non-extensive electronic thermostatistics reduces the bounded GES field strength by 21.67% and the corresponding potential by 30%, and so forth [10]. In addition, it has specifically been shown herewith that the diffused SSB extension gets slightly enhanced radially outward due to the electronic non-thermality factors, and so on [12].…”
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“…It has further theoretically been demonstrated that the non-thermal non-extensive electronic thermostatistics reduces the bounded GES field strength by 21.67% and the corresponding potential by 30%, and so forth [10]. In addition, it has specifically been shown herewith that the diffused SSB extension gets slightly enhanced radially outward due to the electronic non-thermality factors, and so on [12].…”
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“…The thermostatistical non-thermal non-ideality effects here are basically caused by diversified equilibrium gradient forces and zeroth-order inhomogeneity sources in diversified astrospace environments as predicted by various multi-spaced satellite observations [10][11][12]15,16]. It is to note that the long-range gravito-electrostatic force couples the bounded SIP and unbounded SWP via the interfacial coupling SSB.…”
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