Chinese Physics C > 1992, Vol. 16 > Issue(S1): 23-31

Numerical Computation of Self-Sustaining Magnetically Confined Electron Clouds

Huang Jiachang

Institute of High Energy Physics, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

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In this paper, the axisymmetricai self-sustaining magnetically confined electron clouds are studied by means of the numerical computational method on the basis of the fluid theory./The electron density distribution, electric potential distribution, drift angular frequency and electron temperature can be calculated with a simplified method in which the nearequilibrium state approximation is necessary. The results are, in principle, in agreement with the experiments.
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Received: 1991-06-12

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Numerical Computation of Self-Sustaining Magnetically Confined Electron Clouds

Huang Jiachang

Institute of High Energy Physics, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China

Received Date:1991-06-12

Fund Project:Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.

Abstract:In this paper, the axisymmetricai self-sustaining magnetically confined electron clouds are studied by means of the numerical computational method on the basis of the fluid theory./The electron density distribution, electric potential distribution, drift angular frequency and electron temperature can be calculated with a simplified method in which the nearequilibrium state approximation is necessary. The results are, in principle, in agreement with the experiments.