
doi: 10.2172/5722453
Models of plasma injection (creation) and charged/neutral atomic physics which are suitable for incorporation into particle simulation codes are described. Both planar and distributed source injection models are considered. Results obtained from planar injection into a collisionless plasma-sheath region are presented. The atomic physics package simulates the charge exchange and impact ionization interactions which occur between charged particles and neutral atoms in a partially-ionized plasma. These models are applicable to a wide range of problems, from plasma processing of materials to transport in the edge region of a tokamak plasma. 18 refs., 6 figs.
Ionization, Beam Injection, Plasma Scrape-Off Layer, Space, Mathematical Space, Heating, Charge Exchange, Plasma Sheath, Magnetic Confinement, Plasma Confinement, Neutral Atom Beam Injection, Atomic Models, & Injection Systems, Closed Plasma Devices, Mathematical Models, Energy Dependence, Tokamak Devices, Plasma Simulation, 700205 -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Fuel, Thermonuclear Devices 700103* -- Fusion Energy-- Plasma Research-- Kinetics, Boundary Layers, Phase Space, Cross Sections, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology, Layers, Simulation, Transport Theory, Confinement
Ionization, Beam Injection, Plasma Scrape-Off Layer, Space, Mathematical Space, Heating, Charge Exchange, Plasma Sheath, Magnetic Confinement, Plasma Confinement, Neutral Atom Beam Injection, Atomic Models, & Injection Systems, Closed Plasma Devices, Mathematical Models, Energy Dependence, Tokamak Devices, Plasma Simulation, 700205 -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Fuel, Thermonuclear Devices 700103* -- Fusion Energy-- Plasma Research-- Kinetics, Boundary Layers, Phase Space, Cross Sections, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology, Layers, Simulation, Transport Theory, Confinement
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