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November 13-14, 2017 Paris, France

5

th

International Conference on

PLASMA CHEMISTRY AND

PLASMA PROCESSING

Journal of Biotechnology and Phytochemistry

Volume 1, Issue 2

Plasma Chemistry 2017

Ion-wake field effects on the dust-acoustic surface

wave in a semi-bounded Lorentzian complex

plasma

Young Dae Jung

and

Myoung Jae Lee

Hanyang University, South Korea

T

he growth rate of the dust-acoustic surface wave in the semi-

bounded complex plasma with an ion streaming passing

through the plasma at rest is analytically derived. We have

adopted the Lorentzian distribution for electrons to investigate

the nonthermal property of plasma on the growth rate. We find

that the growth rate of the surface wave increases as the wave

number increases and it is always larger than that of bulk wave,

especially in the realm of large wave numbers. The nonthermal

effect of Lorentzian electrons in the high-energy tail is found to

enhance the growth rate. It is also found that the density and

speed of streaming ion would increase the growth rate. The

growth rate of surface wave is compared with that of bulk wave

for various physical parameters

Biography

Young Dae Jung received his B.S. degree in physics in 1984 from Hanyang

University, Seoul, South Korea, and the PhD degree in theoretical physics in 1990

from the University of California, San Diego. After his PhD, he held the National

academy of sciences/National research council research fellowship at NASA/

Marshall Space Flight Center. Since 1992, he has been at Hanyang University,

Ansan, South Korea, where he is Professor of Applied Physics. His research deals

with theoretical atomic physics, plasma physics, and astrophysics. At various

times, he has been associated with NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center, U.S.A.

and National Institute of Fusion Science, Japan. In addition, he held the visiting

professorship at National Institute of Fusion Science in 2008. He is a member of the

Korean Physical Society and the American Physical Society.

ydjung@hanyang.ac.kr

Young Dae Jung et al., J Biot Phyt 2017