most citedIdeal gas behavior of a strongly-coupled complex (dusty) plasma

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physics.plasm-ph2012★ 35 cited

Ideal gas behavior of a strongly-coupled complex (dusty) plasma

Neil P. Oxtoby, Elias J. Griffith, Céline Durniak +2

In a laboratory, a two-dimensional complex (dusty) plasma consists of a low-density ionized gas containing a confined suspension of Yukawa-coupled plastic microspheres. For an init…

physics.plasm-ph2012★ 19 cited

Three-dimensional structure of Mach cones in monolayer complex plasma

L. Couedel, D. Samsonov, C. Durniak +4

Structure of Mach cones in a crystalline complex plasma has been studied experimentally using an intensity sensitive imaging, which resolved particle motion in three dimensions. Th…

physics.plasm-ph2011

Tracking shocked dust: state estimation for a complex plasma during a shock wave

Neil P. Oxtoby, Jason F. Ralph, Céline Durniak +1

We consider a two-dimensional complex (dusty) plasma crystal excited by an electrostatically-induced shock wave. Dust particle kinematics in such a system are usually determined us…

physics.plasm-ph2011

Visualizing a Dusty Plasma Shock Wave via Interacting Multiple-Model Mode Probabilities

Neil P. Oxtoby, Jason F. Ralph, Céline Durniak +1

Particles in a dusty plasma crystal disturbed by a shock wave are tracked using a three-mode interacting multiple model approach. Color-coded mode probabilities are used to visuali…

physics.plasm-ph2011

Tracking interacting dust: comparison of tracking and state estimation techniques for dusty plasmas

Neil P. Oxtoby, Jason F. Ralph, Dmitry Samsonov +1

When tracking a target particle that is interacting with nearest neighbors in a known way, positional data of the neighbors can be used to improve the state estimate. Effects of th…