Antenna-Plasma Interaction is a physical phenomenon in radio-frequency heating systems wherein electromagnetic energy transmitted by an antenna couples with a plasma medium, distinguished by the dynamic exchange of power and field structures that influence wave propagation, absorption, and plasma loading characteristics.
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Experimental and theoretical results with plasma antennas
I. Alexeff, Timothy Anderson, S. Parameswaran et al. · IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science · 2006 · 197 citations
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