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Electric Field Distribution in a Dense Plasma

The Physics of Fluids, 1960
A calculation is presented of the probability distribution function of the electric field at the center of an ion or atom in a plasma in the high ion density limit. In this limit, it is possible to take into account rigorously the effect of the Coulomb interactions on the distribution function.
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Electric field distribution on knife-edge field emitters

Applied Physics Letters, 2007
Conformal mapping is used to calculate the electric field on a knife-edge cathode, modeled as a rectangular ridge on a flat surface. It is found that the field enhancement factor scales approximately as the square root of the height-to-width ratio of the knife edge.
Ryan Miller, Y. Y. Lau, John H. Booske
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Electric field distributions in neuronal membranes

Mathematical Biosciences, 1975
Abstract The “instantaneous” current-voltage relationship of a neuronal membrane is examined in the light of the Planckian and Goldmanian limits of the membrane's electric field distribution and a detailed model of facilitated ionic transport through the membrane.
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Field ionization distribution curves and the local electric field

Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, 1992
Ionization probabilities of imaging gas molecules under field ion microscope conditions are calculated and compared with previous calculated and experimental results. It is shown that it is necessary to include the possibility of ionization before reaching the region close to the sample in the calculation of the curves rather than just considering the ...
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Spatial distribution of the electric field for field emission microtriodes

Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B: Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures Processing, Measurement, and Phenomena, 1996
The spatial distribution of the electric field on the emitter is studied for field emission microtriodes (FEMTs). An analytical three-dimensional FEMT model is used to show that the electric field on the emitter as a function of the angular position E(φ) can be written as a sum of an anode field term Ea(φ) and a gate field term Eg(φ).
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Electric Field Distributions in an Ionized Gas

Physical Review, 1959
Baranger, Michel, Mozer, Bernard
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Electric field-induced transformations in bismuth sodium titanate-based materials

Progress in Materials Science, 2021
Ye Tian, Giuseppe Viola, Xiaoyong Wei
exaly  

Determining electric field distributions

2023
PLAQUIN DAVID, HUSCROFT CAREY
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Measuring AC/DC hybrid electric field using an integrated optical electric field sensor

Electric Power Systems Research, 2020
Chijie Zhuang, Rong Zeng
exaly  

Penta-graphene as a promising controllable CO2 capture and separation material in an electric field

Applied Surface Science, 2020
Maohuai Wang, Zhaojie Wang, Wenyue Guo   +2 more
exaly