Dynamics of a guided streamer (‘plasma bullet’) in a helium jet in air at atmospheric pressure
By Jean-Pierre Boeuf, L. Yang, L. Pitchford. 2013
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Citations in the corpus
- Reactive species output of a plasma jet with a shielding gas device—combination of FTIR absorption spectroscopy and gas phase modelling (2014, background): “While space resolved models yield insight into fundamental physical aspects such as the streamer propagation [17, 18] or the interaction with biological tissue [16], zero dimensional models are useful for their fast computation time, which allows both large reaction sets and parametric studies.”
- Atmospheric pressure plasma jets: an overview of devices and new directions (2015, background): “the local electric field (so-called guided streamers or ionization waves) in the effluent [37, 38]”
- The physics of streamer discharge phenomena (2020, methodology): “ conditions can easily be modified, and simulations can be performed in simplified geometries. For these reasons, simulations are increasingly used to help explain experimental results, see for example [195, 107]. The first streamer simulations were performed around thirty years ago [196, 197]. A short”