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Plasma and potential distributions of moving objects in classical and quantum plasmas

Sergey V Vladimirov2011年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

A fundamental question that is important for the understanding of plasma processes concerns charged particles and plasma interactions. For moving particles (test objects in a plasma flow), these include the formation of plasma wakes. The plasma flow provides not only a direct dragging influence, but is also responsible for the generation of associated collective plasma processes, and the plasma wake can strongly affect interactions between charged objects themselves and the plasma. An example is the interaction between dust particles in the plasma sheath, where ions flowing to the electrode form the ion wake behind negatively charged grains. Here, a number of phenomena starting from the well-known case of a negatively charged body moving in a plasma (or immersed in a plasma ion flow) are briefly discussed. Most emphasis is given to recent results including, in particular, an absorbing moving object and a classical object in a quantum plasma.

日本語訳

プラズマ過程の理解にとって重要な根本的な問いは、荷電粒子とプラズマの相互作用に関するものである。移動する粒子(プラズマ流中のテスト粒子)については、これにはプラズマ後流の形成が含まれる。プラズマ流は直接的な引きずり効果をもたらすだけでなく、関連する集団的プラズマ過程の生成にも関与しており、プラズマ後流は荷電粒子同士およびプラズマとの相互作用に強く影響を与えうる。その一例が、プラズマシース中のダスト粒子間の相互作用であり、電極に向かって流れるイオンが負に帯電した粒子の背後にイオン後流を形成する。ここでは、プラズマ中を移動する(あるいはプラズマイオン流中に置かれた)負に帯電した物体というよく知られたケースから始まる一連の現象について簡潔に議論する。特に、吸収性の移動物体と、量子プラズマ中の古典的物体という最近の結果に重点を置く。

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