Modelling of streamer propagation in atmospheric-pressure helium plasma jets. Naidis, G., V. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 2010.
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The results of a two-dimensional numerical simulation of positive streamer propagation in\r atmospheric-pressure helium jets injected into ambient air are presented. It is shown that depending\r on the jet width and the initial radial distribution of electron number density streamer structures\r of two types can be formed: one with maxima of electric field and electron density at the jet axis\r and another with maxima of these parameters near the boundary between the jet and surrounding air.\r The latter structure is similar to the observed ring-shaped structures of plasma bullets.
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