Investigation of the filamentary and diffuse mode of barrier discharges in N2/O2 mixtures at atmospheric pressure by cross-correlation spectroscopy

By K. Kozlov, R. Brandenburg, H. Wagner, A. Morozov, P. Michel. 2005

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Recent advances in theory of transient luminous events (2010, methodology): “…intensities produced by the 0‐0 transitions of the second positive system of N2 and the first negative system of N2 + have also been used recently for spatiotemporal diagnostics of the filamentary and diffuse mode of the barrier discharges in air at atmospheric pressure [Kozlov et al., 2001, 2005].”
Red sprite discharges in the atmosphere at high altitude: the molecular physics and the similarity with laboratory discharges (2007, background): “The ratios of emission intensities produced by the 0–0 transitions of the second positive system of N2 and the first negative system of N2 have also been used recently for spatio-temporal diagnostics of the filamentary and diffuse mode of the barrier discharges in air at atmospheric pressure [98, 99”
Diffuse barrier discharges in nitrogen with small admixtures of oxygen: discharge mechanism and transition to the filamentary regime (2005, methodology): “It should be mentioned that the experimental results presented in this contribution (plane parallel electrode geometry) show the same qualitative behaviour as previous results measured in a semi-spherical electrode geometry [13].”