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Observation of negative potential depression on double layer during a phase of current disruption

H Fujita, K Matsuo, S Yagura1984年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The negative potential depression with a depth of approximately electron temperature is observed on the low potential tail of the double layer just at the moment when the electron current passing through the layer is disrupted. The depression is confirmed to serve as an electron thermal barrier and form as ion hole from phase-space measurements of electrons and ions, respectively. The depth of the depression becomes maximum when the density around the depression becomes most inhomogeneous.

日本語訳

負の電位の窪みは、電子電流が層を通過する際に遮断されるまさにその瞬間に、二重層の低電位側尾部において、およそ電子温度の深さで観測される。この窪みは、電子およびイオンの位相空間測定により、それぞれ電子の熱障壁として機能し、イオンホールとして形成されることが確認される。窪みの深さは、窪み周辺の密度が最も不均一になったときに最大となる。

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