Titlebook: Complex Plasmas; Scientific Challenge Michael Bonitz,Jose Lopez,Hauke Thomsen Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014

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A. Helbig,W. Beckr?ge,P. Schlaaky discussed and physically motivated. The chapter closes with a discussion of simulation results of metal-polymer interface formation and co-deposition of metal and polymer. Yet, the intention of these simulations is not to provide a microscopic understanding of metal-polymer nanocomposites formatio

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Phase Transitions in Dusty Plasmas dust grains are accelerated by randomly moving laser spots. Furthermore, parameters are discussed that allow one to detect phase transitions in finite systems in simulations and experiments: the relative inter-particle distance fluctuations and the bond angular order?parameter.

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Quantum Hydrodynamicsd. In particular, the collective behavior of many-body systems is usually described within a self-consistent scheme of particles and fields on the mean-field level. In classical plasmas, further simplifications are achieved by a transition to hydrodynamic equations. Similar fluid-type descriptions f

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Introduction to Configuration Path Integral Monte Carloase we consider a few quantum particles in a one-dimensional harmonic trap. Depending on the coupling parameter (ratio of the interaction energy to kinetic energy), the method strongly reduces the sign problem as compared to direct path integral Monte Carlo (DPIMC) simulations in the regime of stron

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Fundamental and Applied Studies of Molecular Plasmas Using Infrared Absorption Techniqueslar feed gases are used in many applications such as thin film deposition, semiconductor processing, surface activation and cleaning, and materials and waste treatment, this has stimulated the adaptation of MIR-AS techniques to industrial requirements including the development of new diagnostic equi