In this paper, the effect of ion-neutral charge-exchange collisional process on the charging and shielding of a single dust particle immersed in an infinite plasma under different operating conditions is studied. The fully kinetic evolution of the plasma is accounted for by use of a two-dimensional Particle-in-Cell method in a cylindrical symmetric geometry, where both ion and electron species are tracked. Collisions are considered as probabilistic events which depend on the specific collision frequency. The variation of the steady-state dust particle potential with increasing collisionality is presented and discussed. The ions energy distributions at various locations and at increasing collisionality are shown and compared to their local M...
The main results of theoretical investigations and computer simulations of a plasma expansion with d...
In this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the estimation of the charge f...
The main results of theoretical investigations and computer simulations of a plasma expansion with d...
International audienceIn this work, we have examined the dynamics of a single dust particle in a non...
An electrostatic collisional sheath of a dusty plasma is investigated. The plasma is assumed to be h...
AbstractIn this paper, the charge-balance, the energy-balance and the moment equations and Poisson's...
The ion density and electric potential distribution around a dust particle in a plasma with flowing ...
The ion density and electric potential distribution around a dust particle in a plasma with flowing ...
Determination of the particle charge in aerosols and dusty plasmas requires an accurate calculation ...
Determination of the particle charge in aerosols and dusty plasmas requires an accurate calculation ...
In the framework of both dusty plasmas and material processing technologies for nanoparticles such a...
Abstract. The characteristics of plasma particle kinetics in the presence of ions owing around two s...
Charging kinetics of uniformly dispersed spherical dust particles in a non-Maxwellian plas...
International audienceIn this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the esti...
International audienceIn this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the esti...
The main results of theoretical investigations and computer simulations of a plasma expansion with d...
In this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the estimation of the charge f...
The main results of theoretical investigations and computer simulations of a plasma expansion with d...
International audienceIn this work, we have examined the dynamics of a single dust particle in a non...
An electrostatic collisional sheath of a dusty plasma is investigated. The plasma is assumed to be h...
AbstractIn this paper, the charge-balance, the energy-balance and the moment equations and Poisson's...
The ion density and electric potential distribution around a dust particle in a plasma with flowing ...
The ion density and electric potential distribution around a dust particle in a plasma with flowing ...
Determination of the particle charge in aerosols and dusty plasmas requires an accurate calculation ...
Determination of the particle charge in aerosols and dusty plasmas requires an accurate calculation ...
In the framework of both dusty plasmas and material processing technologies for nanoparticles such a...
Abstract. The characteristics of plasma particle kinetics in the presence of ions owing around two s...
Charging kinetics of uniformly dispersed spherical dust particles in a non-Maxwellian plas...
International audienceIn this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the esti...
International audienceIn this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the esti...
The main results of theoretical investigations and computer simulations of a plasma expansion with d...
In this work we investigated different approaches and models used for the estimation of the charge f...
The main results of theoretical investigations and computer simulations of a plasma expansion with d...