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Opposite polarity dusty plasma expansion in Earth’s mesosphere

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The self-similar expansion method is applied on the fluid system of equations which describes a plasma system consisting of opposite polarity dust grains, positive ions and electrons. The resultant system of equations is solved numerically to study the properties of the plasma expansion of this system. It is found that the presence of the second species of the dust has a great effect on the properties of the expansion of the other species.

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Correspondence to H. N. Abd El-Razek.

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El-Labany, S.K., Abd El-Razek, H.N. & El-Gamish, G.A. Opposite polarity dusty plasma expansion in Earth’s mesosphere. Astrophys Space Sci 353, 413–416 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10509-014-2075-8

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