Sheath Expansion
Sheath Expansion is a physical phenomenon in plasma physics denoting the dynamic increase in the spatial extent of the plasma sheath region adjacent to a material surface, driven by evolving electric fields, particle fluxes, and boundary conditions that distinguish it from quasistatic sheath configurations.
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Transition between different regimes of rf glow discharges
Ph. Belenguer · Physical Review A · 1990 · 362 citations
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