Cathode-fall development in low-pressure, parallel-plane hydrogen discharges.
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BM Jelenkovic
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Excitation of 2p levels of argon in Townsend discharges at a high ratio of electric field to gas density.
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Ion kinetics and symmetric charge-transfer collisions in low-current, diffuse (Townsend) discharges in argon and nitrogen.
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Oscillations of low-current electrical discharges between parallel-plane electrodes. II. Pulsed discharges in H2.
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Oscillations of low-current electrical discharges between parallel-plane electrodes. III. Models.
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Electronic excitation of the 750- and 811-nm lines of argon.
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Excitation of Balmer lines in low-current discharges of hydrogen and deuterium.
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Excitation by and surface reflection of fast hydrogen atoms in low-pressure hydrogen discharges.
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Excitation of the C 3 Pi u state of N2 and B 2 Sigma g+ state of N2+ by electrons at moderate and high values of E/N.
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Excitation and breakdown of Ar at very high ratios of electric field to gas density.
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Excitation of N2 in dc electrical discharges at very high E/n.
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Simplified models of electron excitation and ionization at very high E/n.
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