The Physics of Fluids · 1963 · 14 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsElectromagnetismPlasma PhysicsBoltzmann Transport EquationElectrical ConductivityIonized Gas RegionsPlasma FundamentalsBoltzmann EquationsBoltzmann Transport TheoryConductivityElectrical Conductivity In PlasmasElectron Energy Distribution FunctionGas Ionization
An expansion of a formally rigorous integral solution of the Boltzmann equation in powers of the electric field and m/M is used to demonstrate the correct expression for the conductivity of a spatially homogeneous slightly ionized gas. The conditions under which the isotropic part of the electron distribution function reduces to the Margenau distribution are determined. A discussion of the physical reasons for the possibility of negative conductivity is given.
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