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Electrons quench ion tails during evaporative cooling in hot ion mode plasmas
It is shown how evaporative cooling in hot plasma is essentially different from evaporative cooling in other media, such as neutral gases or Bose-Einstein condensates. The fundamental difference in plasmas arises both from the large mass ratio between electrons and ions in fully ionized plasma and t
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