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Decay of an ion temperature discontinuity in a collisionless plasma

Yu V Medvedev1993年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The decay of an ion temperature discontinuity in a collisionless plasma is considered. Theoretical analysis and simulation are used. A shock is formed in the cold plasma region and a rarefaction wave is formed in the hot plasma region. Profiles of density and potential are presented. A comparison of the theoretical dependence on the initial hot ion temperature of the hot ion density, temperature, velocity, current and energy flux at the plateau region and the shock speed with the simulation data shows good agreement.

日本語訳

無衝突プラズマにおけるイオン温度不連続面の減衰を考察する。理論解析とシミュレーションを用いる。低温プラズマ領域では衝撃波が形成され、高温プラズマ領域では希薄波が形成される。密度と電位のプロファイルを示す。プラトー領域における高温イオン密度、温度、速度、電流、エネルギー束の初期高温イオン温度への理論的依存性とシミュレーション結果との比較は、良好な一致を示す。

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