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Integral transfer of radiation of the actual spectrum in problems of radiative plasmadynamics

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Radiative energy transfer in plasma is investigated with account for its actual optical properties. Consideration is based on the spectrum-integral method of partial characteristics. Databanks on integral partial characteristics of a number of substances are composed on the basis of data on optical properties that include the molecular state of matter, weakly ionized plasma, and plasma with multicharge ions and the main processes that determine absorption of thermal radiation (bound-bound, free-free, and bound-free transitions in molecules, atoms, and ions). Calculations of plasma radiation by this method are compared with results of spectral description. Some generalizations of the given method for solving problems of radiative plasmadynamics are considered.

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Stepanov, K.L., Panasenko, L.N., Romanov, G.S. et al. Integral transfer of radiation of the actual spectrum in problems of radiative plasmadynamics. J Eng Phys Thermophys 72, 1065–1074 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02699453

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