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Physical models of gas discharge processes in gas flows and numerical simulation methods, which are used for numerical simulation of these phenomena are considered in the book. Significant attention is given to a solution of two-dimensional problems of physical mechanics of electric arc, radio-frequency, micro-wave, and optical discharges, as well as to investigation of electrodynamic structure of direct current glow discharges. Problems of modern computational magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) are considered also. Prospects of the different kinds of discharges use in aerospace applications are discussed.

This book is intended for scientists and engineers concerned with physical gas dynamics, physics of the low-temperature plasma and gas discharges, and also for students and post-graduate students of physical and technical specialties of universities.

Computational Physics of Electric Discharges in Gas Flows

Preface

PART I INTRODUCTION IN THE THEORY OF GAS DISCHARGES NUMERICAL MODELING
1 Models of gas discharges physical mechanics
2 About singularities of a statement of the MHD-equations for construction of spatial computing models
3 The physical mechanics of glow discharge

PART II APPLICATION OF NUMERICAL MODELS TO RESEARCH OF PHYSICAL MECHANICS OF GLOW DISCHARGE
4 Numerical modelling of two-dimensional structure of glow discharge
5 Diffusion-drift model of glow discharge in a magnetic field
6 Glow discharge in cross magnetic field in view neutral gas and In the magnetic field
7 Glow discharge in the cross flow of neutral gas and in the magnetic field
8 Computing model of glow discharge in electronegative gas
9 Numerical modelling of glow discharge between electrodes arranged on the same surface
10 Quasi-neutral model of gas discharge in a strong magnetic field and in a gas flow
11 Viscous interaction on flat plate with surface discharge In a magnetic field
12 Self-consistent computing model of electrical thermogas-dynamics processes in subsonic flows
13 Supersonic flow round of naCa-0012 Aerodynamic profile whith surface glow discharge

Appendix
Fundamental constants
Ratios between units of electricity and magnetism
References
Subject index