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Complex and Dusty Plasmas - From Laboratory to Space (Paperback)
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Complex and Dusty Plasmas - From Laboratory to Space (Paperback)
Series: Series in Plasma Physics
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Dusty or complex plasmas are plasmas containing solid or liquid
charged particles referred to as dust. Naturally occurring in
space, they are present in planetary rings and comet tails, as well
as clouds found in the vicinity of artificial satellites and space
stations. On a more earthly level, dusty plasmas are now being
actively researched as dust plays a key role in technological
plasma applications associated with etching technologies in
microelectronics, as well as with production of thin films and
nanoparticles. Complex and Dusty Plasmas: From Laboratory to Space
provides a balanced and consistent picture of the current status of
the field by covering new developments in experimental and
theoretical research. Drawing from research performed across the
earth and even beyond by an internationally diverse group of
pioneering researchers, this book covers a wealth of topics. It
delves into: Major types of complex plasmas in ground-based and
microgravity experiments Properties of the magnetized, thermal,
cryogenic, ultraviolet, nuclear-induced complex plasmas and plasmas
with nonspherical particles Major forces acting on the particles
and features of the particle dynamics in complex plasmas, as well
as basic plasma-particle interactions, Recent research results on
phase transitions between crystalline and liquid complex plasma
states Astrophysical aspects of dusty plasmas and numerical
simulation of their properties Dust as a source of contamination in
many applications including reactors An important feature of this
work is the detailed discussion of unique experimental and
theoretical aspects of complex plasmas related to the
investigations under microgravity conditions performed onboard Mir
and ISS space stations. Much of what we know today would not be
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