A proof of the need for consistent treatment in modelling of capillary ablative discharges

In the framework of a one-dimensional model for plasma flow in ablative capillary discharges, uses a consistent method for obtaining the appropriate boundary conditions and a new method for describing the radiative energy flux from the plasma to the wall. Good agreement is reached between the calcul...

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