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Application of methods of computational physics for the study of plasma-solid interaction
Hromádka, Jakub ; Hrach, Rudolf (advisor) ; Novák, Stanislav (referee)
Low-temperature plasma and its interaction with immersed solids is studied in this work. The research of the physical processes on this interface is performed by two-dimensional particle computer model. The model uses molecular dynamic method. Mutual forces between particles are computed by Particle- in-Cell method. The main application of the model is in the area of the probe diagnostic of plasma. Simple problems are compared with theory and two dimensional effects are discused. Contribution of particle modeling to plasma research is showed on the problem of interaction of sheaths around cylidrical probes. We deal with question whether we are able to get some information about unevennesses at the surface of solid immersed in plasma by measuring probe characteristics in its surroundings. We also studied the influence of plasma electronegativity on the parameters of sheaths around cylidrical probes. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
Application of methods of computational physics for the study of plasma-solid interaction
Hromádka, Jakub ; Hrach, Rudolf (advisor) ; Novák, Stanislav (referee)
Low-temperature plasma and its interaction with immersed solids is studied in this work. The research of the physical processes on this interface is performed by two-dimensional particle computer model. The model uses molecular dynamic method. Mutual forces between particles are computed by Particle- in-Cell method. The main application of the model is in the area of the probe diagnostic of plasma. Simple problems are compared with theory and two dimensional effects are discused. Contribution of particle modeling to plasma research is showed on the problem of interaction of sheaths around cylidrical probes. We deal with question whether we are able to get some information about unevennesses at the surface of solid immersed in plasma by measuring probe characteristics in its surroundings. We also studied the influence of plasma electronegativity on the parameters of sheaths around cylidrical probes. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

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