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Transport properties of non-equilibrium ionized argon gas

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Die Arbeit behandelt das Verhalten eines teilweise ionisierten Gases in einem elektrischen Feld sowie die experimentalle Bestimmung von Transporteigenschaften, beruhend auf einer modifizierten Grenzschichttheorie und Messungen in einer zweidimensionalen Kanalströmung.

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  1. Cooper Union, New York, USA

    C. W. Tan

  2. Dpt. of Mech. Eng., University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill., USA

    S. L. Soo

  3. University of Missouri, Rolla, Mo., USA

    M. N. Bahadori

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Study supported by National Science Foundation under grant No. G-19 926.

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Tan, C.W., Soo, S.L. & Bahadori, M.N. Transport properties of non-equilibrium ionized argon gas. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics (ZAMP) 16, 255–278 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01587650

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