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Modeling Ions in Plasma
Posted 14 oct. 2013, 05:35 UTC−4 Plasma Physics 0 Replies
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I try to model a 2D-plasma consiting of positive Tritium Ions and Electrons. I tried the DC-Discharge interface and a coupeled Drift diffusion+Electric Currents+Heavy Species interface.
But how can I model properly the ions in the plasma? Especially as I need to specify nondiagonal and different conductivity of ions and electrons (I just saw that possibility in the DC interface for electrons).
And how can I specify a constant backround gas density (positive Tritium) to not run out of Tritium even though I have the irreversible reaction T->e+T+ ? ( in the plasma region there is a constant inflow and outflow of the backround gas.)
Hello Laura Kuckert
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