Kinetic modeling of low-pressure nitrogen discharges and post-discharges
By V. Guerra, P. Sá, J. Loureiro. 2004
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
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Citations in the corpus
- A simple collisional–radiative model for low-temperature argon discharges with pressure ranging from 1 Pa to atmospheric pressure: kinetics of Paschen 1s and 2p levels (2010, background): “Detailed investigation of these kinetics can lead to better understanding of the electron dynamics, the radiative and chemical properties of plasmas and the application of optical diagnostics [1, 2].”
- Gas heating in fast pulsed discharges in N2–O2 mixtures (2009, background): “More realistic vibrational model must be involved for correct description of gas heating after this time limit (like it was done in [8], for instance).”
- Optical emission spectroscopy in low-temperature plasmas containing argon and nitrogen: determination of the electron temperature and density by the line-ratio method (2010, unknown): “…excitation from N2(X 1 +g ,v = 0) and depopulated by both electron collisions and vibration– vibration transfer processes (note that the vibration–vibration transfer is dominant in both the production and depopulation of intermediate vibrational levels with v ∼ 10–40, Guerra et al (2004)).”