Detachment of a macroparticle from the electrode surface under rapidly-rising voltage conditions

In the present work, mathematical modeling of dynamics of spherical particle after its separation from an electrode is done. On the basis of quasistatic model without solving the equations of electrodynamics it is shown that, at the high enough rate of rise of electric field strength, the particle c...

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