Physics of Plasmas · 2007 · 56 citations · 12 references
Natural SciencesChemistryHeat TransferPlasma PhysicsTransport PhenomenaElectron TransportHigh-temperature PlasmasMagnetized PlasmaPlasma Kinetic TheoryPlasma TransportDiffusion CoefficientsDiffusion In PlasmasEquilibriumExcited Electronic StatesExcited StatesPlasma Transport PhenomenaPlasma Transport ProcessesThermal Conductivity
Multicomponent diffusion coefficients for magnetized, equilibrium hydrogen plasma have been calculated. The equilibrium composition of the plasma is determined by taking consistently into account the number of allowed atomic electronic excited states (EES) as determined by the average interparticle distance. The coefficients are shown to depend on the inclusion of realistic cross sections for the interactions with EES. The effect of an applied magnetic field on the diffusion coefficients and on derived quantities like the electrical conductivity and the internal and reactive thermal conductivity is studied and explained.
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