Fluid, particle-in-cell and hybrid models are the numerical simulation techniques commonly
used for simulating low-temperature plasma discharges. Despite the complexity of plasma …

Interest in the development and adoption of nonthermal technologies is burgeoning within
the food and bioprocess industry, the associated research community, and among the …

The first publication of its kind in the field, this book describes comprehensively and
systematically radio-frequency (rf) capacitive gas discharges of intermediate and low …

A one‐dimensional fluid simulation of a 13.56 MHz argon glow discharge including
metastable species was performed as an example of a coupled glow‐discharge/neutral …

We present results from a two-dimensional (2D) numerical fluid model of rf discharges in
conditions close to recently published measurements of the spatial distribution of plasma …

Advances in electrochemical science and engineering Edited by Richard C. Alkire, Philip N.
Bartlett, and Jacek Lipkowski Advances in Electrochemical Science and Engineering Volume …

A one‐dimensional fluid model for a dielectric barrier discharge in methane, used as a
chemical reactor for gas conversion, is developed. The model describes the gas phase …

Over the past few years multidimensional self-consistent plasma simulations including
complex chemistry have been developed which are promising tools for furthering our …

A dielectric barrier discharge, operating at kHz and kV conditions, can generate largely
isothermal surface plasma and induce wall-jet-like fluid flow. It can serve as an aerodynamic …

This colloquium examines the theoretical modeling of nonequilibrium low-temperature (tens
of thousands of degrees) plasmas, which involves a juxtaposition of three distinct fields …