What does presheath mean?
Presheath means A region in advance of a sheath.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A region in advance of a sheath.
Instead, a long presheath region extends into the plasma where electrons are accelerated via a pressure gradient to a flow speed exceeding the electron thermal speed at the sheath edge.
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Presheath means A region in advance of a sheath.
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Instead, a long presheath region extends into the plasma where electrons are accelerated via a pressure gradient to a flow speed exceeding the electron thermal speed at the sheath edge.
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