ADVANCES IN HYBRID KINETIC-FLUID SOLVERS FOR GAS DISCHARGE PLASMAS

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ADVANCES IN HYBRID KINETIC-FLUID SOLVERS FOR GAS DISCHARGE PLASMAS Adaptive Mesh in Phase Space (AMPS) applied to study electron heating mechanism in RF sheath of Capacitively Coupled Plasmas. EVDF is highly anisotropic and time-dependent near plasma-sheath boundary. Oscillations decay, and EVDF becomes close to isotropic in plasma bulk. Phase I SBIR proposal to DAPRA “Next Generation Plasma Simulation Tool with Adaptive Mesh and Hybrid Kinetic-Fluid Models” selected for award. Electron density, mean velocity and temperature during rf cycle. Velocity mesh and EVDF DOE Plasma Science Center Control of Plasma Kinetics PLSC_0115 HIGHLIGHT 1

TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF EEPF IN DUSTY PLASMA MEASURED BY LANGMUIR PROBE Reliable EEPF (electron energy probability function) measurements were made in a dusty plasma for the first time. This is achieved by using a Langmuir probe protected against dust deposition by a solenoid-actuated shield. Dusty plasma EEPFs show the depletion of lower-energy electron population and overlapping high energy tails. Dust density was ~100 times lower than electron and ion densities. Dust charge was approximately given by one charge per nanometer of diameter. Shielded Langmuir Probe Temporal Evolution of Dusty Plasma EEPF DOE Plasma Science Center PLSC_0115 HIGHLIGHT 2