August 1, 2025Physics of PlasmasOpen Access

Catalytic wall effects on the propagation of electromagnetic waves in thermochemical non-equilibrium dusty plasma sheath of the hypersonic aircraft

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Higher wall catalytic coefficients significantly reduce the blackout effect, enhancing aircraft detectability.
Electron density decreases noticeably with increasing wall catalytic coefficients, affecting EM wave propagation in dusty plasma.
The study utilizes a numerical framework incorporating Park's two-temperature model and advanced computational methods.
Ion recombination has a stronger influence on electron distribution compared to atomic recombination, affecting heat flux.

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Numerical analysis of EM waves propagation in dusty plasma sheaths reveals that wall catalytic coefficients impact blackout effects and electron distribution.

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Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4088cf1dd9ea359ebd97 https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0272815

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Numerical analysis of EM waves propagation in dusty plasma sheaths reveals that wall catalytic coefficients impact blackout effects and electron distribution.

Catalytic wall effects on the propagation of electromagnetic waves in thermochemical non-equilibrium dusty plasma sheath of the hypersonic aircraft

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Catalytic wall effects on the propagation of electromagnetic waves in thermochemical non-equilibrium dusty plasma sheath of the hypersonic aircraft

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