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Model of a source-driven plasma interacting with a wall in an oblique magnetic eld.
Año:2009

Áreas de investigación
  • Ingeniería naval

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Descripción
A fluid model of a magnetized source-driven plasma is discussed for regimes with Debye lengthion Larmor radiusplasma size and collisional mean-free path. Plasma collection by the wall is determined in terms of angle of incidence, magnetic strength, and plasma collisionality. For nonparallel incidence, a three-scale asymptotic analysis reveals a three-region matched structure consisting of a magnetically aligned bulk region, the Chodura layer, and the Debye sheath. Sonic Chodura and Bohm conditions define the singular region transitions. For near-parallel incidence, a separate analysis demonstrates the presence of a diffusive-collisional bulk region followed by a thin collisionless layer, which differs partially from the Chodura layer. A parametric analysis unveils the presence of four regimes depending on plasma collisionality: 1 a collisionless regime, with the magnetically channeled bulk region governed by plasma production; 2 a resistive semicollisional regime, where collisions retard the plasma transport in the bulk region; 3 a diffusive semicollisional regime, where the EB drift dominates the ion flux in the bulk region; and 4 a collisional regime, where collisions cancel out magnetic effects. At grazing incidence, plasma collection is found to vary nonmonotonically with plasma collisionality. Nonzero Debye-length effects are discussed briefly.
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Si
JCR del ISI
Si
Título de la revista
PHYSICS OF PLASMAS
ISSN
1070-664X
Factor de impacto JCR
2,427
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Volumen
16
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0
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  • Creador: Grupo de Investigación: Análisis y experimentación en mecánica de fluidos y combustión
  • Departamento: Fundamentos Matemáticos de la Tecnología Aeronáutica