Spatiotemporal electron dynamics in radio-frequency glow discharges: fluid versus dynamic Monte Carlo simulations

A particle-in-cell/dynamic Monte Carlo simulation technique was developed to study the spatiotemporal electron dynamics in RF low pressure glow discharge plasmas. The electric field profile in a parallel plate one-dimensional geometry was obtained from a self-consistent fluid simulation. A strongly...

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