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physics.plasm-ph2025

Stochastic simulation of partial discharge inception

Jannis Teunissen, Yuting Gao

We present a Monte Carlo method for simulating the inception of electric discharges in gases. The input consists of an unstructured grid containing the electrostatic field. The out…

physics.plasm-ph20252 cited

Data-driven reduced modeling of streamer discharges in air

Jannis Teunissen, Alejandro Malagón-Romero

We present a computational framework for simulating filamentary electric discharges, in which channels are represented as conducting cylindrical segments. The framework requires a…

physics.plasm-ph2024

Positive streamer discharge simulations in humid air: uncertainty in input data and sensitivity analysis

Baohong Guo, Hemaditya Malla, Alejandro Malagon-Romero +1

We study how the choice of input data affects simulations of positive streamers in humid air, focusing on H2O cross sections, photoionization models, and chemistry sets. Simulation…

physics.plasm-ph20249 cited

Measurement of the electric field distribution in streamer discharges

Yihao Guo, Anne Limburg, Jesse Laarman +2

Using electric field induced second harmonic generation (E-FISH), we performed direction-resolved absolute electric field measurements on single-channel streamer discharges in 70 m…

physics.plasm-ph20241 cited

A model comparison of 2D Cartesian and 2D axisymmetric models for positive streamer discharges in air

Zhen Wang, Anbang Sun, Jannis Teunissen

Simulating streamer discharges in 3D can computationally be very expensive, which is why 2D Cartesian simulations are sometimes used instead, especially when dealing with complex g…