Effect of Laser Radiation on the Dynamics of Active Brownian Macroparticles in an Extended Plasma-Dust Monolayer
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- 18 November 2021
- Vol. 26 (22) , 6974
Abstract
Using the modified method of Brownian dynamics, the dynamics of macroparticles with a uniform metal coating in a plasma-dust monolayer under the action of laser radiation was simulated. The time dependences of the root-mean-square and average linear displacements of particles were calculated for different initial effective parameters of nonideality and different intensities of laser radiation. A relationship was established that connects the effective parameter of nonideality of the dusty plasma system of active particles with the maximum value of the mean linear displacement of particles.Keywords
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