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Plasmodynamics and plasma chemistry

ВБ 3.5

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2021/2022

2 Semester

5

As a result of studying the discipline "Plasmodynamics and plasma chemistry", the student will get acquainted with the basic concepts of plasma dynamics and plasma chemistry, and methods of experimental and theoretical research of physical phenomena in plasma dynamic systems, taking into account the kinetics of physical and chemical processes. The student will receive training sufficient for further study in the educational program in the specialty Applied Physics and Nanomaterials (specialization Physical Electronics), independent study of relevant scientific literature, solving typical problems of this field of science.

Full-time form

• To study the discipline "Plasmadynamics and plasmachemistry" it is necessary to prepare and pass exams/credits in the following disciplines: • Higher mathematics (Mathematical analysis, Differential equations, Theory of functions of a complex variable, Mathematical physics), • General physics (Mechanics, Molecular physics, Electricity and magnetism, Optics, Atomic physics), • Theoretical physics (Thermodynamics and statistical physics, Electrodynamics), • Plasma physics

The discipline "Plasmadynamics and plasmachemistry" contains materials that consider the basic concepts of plasma dynamics and plasma chemistry: particle and plasma dynamics, ion plasma sources and plasma injectors, plasma accelerators and plasma optics, features of plasma chemical kinetics and plasma chemical reaction systems.

Plasmodynamics 1. D. M. Goebel and I. Katz, Fundamentals of electric propulsion: ion and Hall thrusters, Vol. 1 (John Wiley & Sons, 2008). 2. Alexey Goncharov, Invited Review Article: "The Electrostatic Plasma Lens", Rev. Sci. Instrum., 84, 2013, 021101. 3. Isak Beilis, Plasma and Spot Phenomena in Electrical Arcs,2020,vol.113 (Springer). Plasmachemistry 1. Fridman, A., Friedman, G., “Plasma Medicine”, book, WILEY, (2013), 504 pg. 2. Fridman, A., Kennedy L. “Plasma Physics and Engineering”, book, 2nd ed., CRC (2011), 906 pg. 3. Fridman, A. “Plasma Chemistry”, book, Cambridge University Press (2008) 978p.

Lectures, final tests, independent tasks (abstracts), final assessment

Control works, tasks for the works out of classes, answers at the final examination are evaluated. The contribution of the different components into the final mark under the condition of successful preparation of all the tasks is: knowledge – up to 50%, scills – up to 35%, communication – up to 5%, autonomy and responsibility – up to 10%.

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