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Effects of particle-induced electron emission on transport properties in electrically-biased plasma sheaths under fusion-relevant conditions
A rigorous implementation of energy-dependent ion- and electron-induced electron emission in a continuum-kinetic framework is used to reveal their effects on the scaling of plasma properties in the sheath with an applied bias potential to the walls. The approach comes with a novel methodology for mo
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