Low Temperature Plasma Physics. Fundamental Aspects And Applications

Par : Karl-H Schoenbach, Rainer Hippler, Sigismund Pfau, Martin Schmidt

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  • Nombre de pages523
  • PrésentationRelié
  • Poids1.12 kg
  • Dimensions17,7 cm × 24,5 cm × 3,2 cm
  • ISBN3-527-28887-2
  • EAN9783527288878
  • Date de parution30/04/2001
  • ÉditeurWiley-VCH

Résumé

Plasma physics is a very active area of research located on the boundaries between physics, chemistry and materials science. Recent technological developments, e.g. in plasma etching or plasma deposition, have led to a revived interest in plasma physics and technology. This volume describes in detail fundamentals and applications of low-temperature plasma physics including newest achievements. An international team of authors presents most recent successes in our understanding of how plasmas behave and put a strong focus on the links between theory and experiment or technological process.
Plasma physics is a very active area of research located on the boundaries between physics, chemistry and materials science. Recent technological developments, e.g. in plasma etching or plasma deposition, have led to a revived interest in plasma physics and technology. This volume describes in detail fundamentals and applications of low-temperature plasma physics including newest achievements. An international team of authors presents most recent successes in our understanding of how plasmas behave and put a strong focus on the links between theory and experiment or technological process.