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Radial ion transport due to unstable double layers in a plasma

S Iizuka, H Tanaca1985年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

A motion of ions perpendicular to the magnetic field is observed experimentally during a large amplitude potential oscillation caused by the formation and disruption of moving double layers in a plasma. This radial motion is closely related to an appearance of the strong radial electric field formed between a high potential plasma composing the double layer and a wall surrounding the plasma column. The field accelerates the ions outwards from the plasma and gives rise to an ion transport towards the wall.

日本語訳

磁場に垂直なイオン運動が、移動する二重層の形成と破壊によって引き起こされる大振幅電位振動中に、プラズマ中で実験的に観測された。この動径方向の運動は、二重層を構成する高電位プラズマとプラズマ柱を取り囲む壁との間に形成される強い動径電場の出現と密接に関連している。この電場はイオンをプラズマから外側へ加速し、壁に向かうイオン輸送を引き起こす。

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