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Particle-resolved pathways to energetic-ion formation in a fluctuating low-current hollow-cathode plume
Energetic-ion formation in a low-current hollow-cathode plume is investigated using experiments, self-consistent electrostatic particle-in-cell (PIC) simulation, and particle-resolved analysis. Retarding potential analyzer measurements show a substantial energetic-ion population over discharge curre
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