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Non-Equilibrium Plasma Modeling

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We present different examples of non-equilibrium plasma modeling interesting technological applications. In particular we discuss some aspects of plasma modeling in excimer lasers, negative ion sources, nitrogen afterglow and RF discharges emphasizing the theoretical common points linking different applications.

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Capitelli, M., Celiberto, R., Capriati, G., Gorse, C., Longo, S. (1992). Non-Equilibrium Plasma Modeling. In: Capitelli, M., Gorse, C. (eds) Plasma Technology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3400-6_5

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