Inelastic atomic collisions in plasmas.
Excitation and ionization collision parameters in plasmas involving electrons, atoms and ions at thermal energies
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Excitation and ionization collision parameters in plasmas involving electrons, atoms and ions at thermal energies
Equations for plasma waves produced by arbitrary current source in partly ionized gas with no steady magnetic field
Random plasma magnetic fields caused by electrons coming closer to plasma atom than mean interelectron distance and by electrons that pass at or beyond this distance
Arc model describing symptomatic behavior of fluctuating mode when axial gas flow is superimposed on electric arc
Laboratory scale model simulation of effect of solar wind on magnetosphere by propelling plasma stream into dipole magnetic field - time history of magnetospheric cavity
Collision interaction of energetic test electrons with plasma - expressions for energy loss rate and distribution of losses
Interaction of energetic test electrons with dense high temperature plasma and energy dissipation distribution
Mariner II investigations of relationship between high energy particles in space and solar plasma
Scattering of test particle by enhanced electric field fluctuations in plamsa containing nonthermal electrons
Measured time-dependent electron velocity in weakly ionized plasma compared with theoretical model using Boltzmann equation
Energetic particle scattering by laboratory plasmas, deriving expressions for scattering coefficients in terms of electric field autocorrelation function
Superthermal electron production by quasi- cyclotron acceleration when interacting with monochromatic large amplitude electrostatic plasma wave
Radiative heating of H and He containing suspension of solid particle absorbers, noting proportionality between gas particle dispersion decrease and energy absorption