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Based on the finite temperature plasma dielectric tensor model which contains the particle thermal effect, by numerically solving the eigenmode dispersion relation of electromagnetic waves propagating in radially uniform and magnetized warm plasma column which is surrounded by conducting boundary, the mode coupling characteristic and liner damping mechanism induced wave power deposition properties of helicon and Trivelpiece-Gould (TG) waves are parametrically analyzed. The detailed investigations show as follows. Under typical helicon plasma parameter conditions, i.e. wave frequency ω/(2π) = 13.56 MHz, ion temperature is much smaller than electron temperature, for the helicon wave, there exist a cut-off magnetic field B0,H,cutoff and a cut-off plasma density n0,H,cutoff, for which under the conditions of B0 > B0,H,cutoff or n0 < n0,H,cutoff, the helicon wave becomes an evanescent wave. When the magnetic field intensity changes from 48.4 to 484 G, i.e., ω/ωce ranges from 0.01 to 0.1, for the power deposition intensity, Landau damping of TG wave dominates for the m = 0 mode, meanwhile, for the m = 1 mode, which wave, i.e. helicon wave or TG wave, plays a major role in power deposition mainly depends on the magnitude of the magnetic field. On the other hand, for a given magnetic field B0 = 100 G, when ωpe/ωce changes from 3 to 100, for both the m = 0 mode and the m = 1 mode, the power deposition induced by Landau damping of TG wave plays a major role, further, one may notice that the power deposition of TG wave decreases while the power deposition of the helicon wave increases as plasma density increases. Finally, for both the m = 0 mode and the m = 1 mode, the power deposition due to the Landau damping plays a dominant role. All these conclusions provide us with some useful clues to better understanding the high ionization mechanism of helicon wave discharges.
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Keywords:
- helicon plasma /
- mode coupling /
- power deposition /
- dispersion relation
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图 1 被传导边界包裹的等离子体柱横向截面示意图
Figure 1. Cross section of plasma column surround by conducting boundary
图 2 粒子温度对螺旋波与TG波耦合色散关系的影响 (a)电子温度的影响; (b)离子温度的影响
Figure 2. Influence of particle temperature on dispersion relation between helicon and TG waves: (a) Electron temperature effect; (b) ion temperature effect.
图 3 螺旋波与TG波横向波数对轴向静磁场的依赖关系
Figure 3. The perpendicular wave number of helicon and TG waves given as functions of axial static magnetic field.
图 4 螺旋波与TG波横向波数对等离子体密度的依赖关系
Figure 4. The perpendicular wave number of helicon and TG waves given as functions of plasma density.
图 5 螺旋波轴向波数随参量变化情况 (a)轴向波数随轴向静磁场变化; (b)轴向静磁场随等离子体密度变化
Figure 5. The axial wave number of the right hand polarized wave is given as a function of (a) axial static magnetic field and (b) plasma density.
图 6 螺旋波与TG波径向功率沉积分布 (a) m = 0 角向对称模; (b) m = 1 角向对称模
Figure 6. Radial power deposition profiles of the helicon and TG waves for: (a) m = 0 mode; (b) m = 1 mode.
图 7 螺旋波与TG波功率沉积随电子温度的变化关系 (a) m = 0 模; (b) m = 1 模
Figure 7. Power deposition profiles of helicon and TG waves are given as functions of electron temperature for: (a) m = 0 mode; (b) m = 1 mode.
图 8 螺旋波与TG波功率沉积随离子温度的变化关系 (a) m = 0 模; (b) m = 1 模
Figure 8. Power deposition profiles of helicon and TG waves are given as functions of ion temperature for: (a) m = 0 mode; (b) m = 1 mode.
图 9 螺旋波与TG波功率沉积随轴向静磁场的变化关系 (a) m = 0 模; (b) m = 1 模
Figure 9. Power deposition profiles of helicon and TG waves are given as functions of axial static magnetic field for: (a) m = 0 mode; (b) m = 1 mode.
图 10 螺旋波与TG波功率沉积随等离子体密度的变化关系 (a) m = 0 模; (b) m = 1 模
Figure 10. Power deposition profiles of helicon and TG waves are given as functions of plasma density for: (a) m = 0 mode; (b) m = 1 mode.
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[1] Chen F F 2015 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 24 014001
Google Scholar
[2] Isayama S, Shinohara S, Hada T 2018 Plasma Fusion Res. 13 1101014
Google Scholar
[3] Shinohara S 2018 Adv. Phys.: X 3 1420424
Google Scholar
[4] Aigrain P 1960 Proceedings of the International Conference on Semiconductor Physics Prague, Czech Republic, August 4–8, 1960 p224
[5] Chen F F 1991 Plasma Phys. Controlled Fusion 33 339
Google Scholar
[6] Shamrai K P, Taranov V B 1996 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 5 474
Google Scholar
[7] Shamrai K P, Taranov V B 1994 Plasma Phys. Controlled Fusion 36 1719
Google Scholar
[8] Shamrai K P 1998 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 7 499
Google Scholar
[9] Chen F F, Blackwell D D 1999 Phys. Rev. Lett. 82 2677
Google Scholar
[10] Blackwell D D, Chen F F 2001 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 10 226
Google Scholar
[11] Kline J, Scime E 2003 Phys. Plasmas 10 135
Google Scholar
[12] Kim S, Hwang Y 2008 Plasma Phys. Controlled Fusion 50 035007
Google Scholar
[13] Isayama S, Hada T, Shinohara S, et al. 2016 Phys. Plasmas 23 063513
Google Scholar
[14] 成玉国, 程谋森, 王墨戈等 2014 物理学报 63 035203
Google Scholar
Cheng Y G, Cheng M S, Wang M G, et al. 2014 Acta Phys. Sin. 63 035203
Google Scholar
[15] 平兰兰, 张新军, 杨桦等 2019 物理学报 68 205201
Google Scholar
Ping L L, Zhang X J, Yang H, et al. 2019 Acta Phys.Sin. 68 205201
Google Scholar
[16] Chen F F, Arnush D 1997 Phys. Plasmas 4 3411
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[18] Arnush D 2000 Phys. Plasmas 7 3042
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
[22] Shamrai K P, Shinohara S 2001 Phys. Plasmas 8 4659
Google Scholar
[23] Huba J D 2016 NRL Plasma Formulary (Washington: Naval Research Laboratory) p34
[24] Fried B D, Conte S D 2015 The Plasma Dispersion Function: the Hilbert Transform of the Gaussian (New York: Academic Press) pp1–3
[25] Mouzouris Y, Scharer J E 1998 Phys. Plasmas 5 4253
Google Scholar
[26] Shoji T, Sakawa Y, Nakazawa S, et al. 1993 Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. 2 5
Google Scholar
[27] Swanson D G 1989 Plasma Waves (New York: Academic Press) pp375–376
[28] Lafleur T, Charles C, Boswell R 2010 Phys. Plasmas 17 073508
Google Scholar
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