Fully Ionized Plasmas and Nuclear Electron Capture Reactions

A. Widom; J. Swain; Yogendra N. Srivastava

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.644.70

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Fully Ionized Plasmas and Nuclear Electron Capture Reactions

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Properties of fully ionized plasmas are discussed including plasma charge density oscillations and the screening of Coulombs law especially in the dilute classical Debye regime. In a kinetic model with two charged particle scattering events in the Boltzmann collision rates, the rate of electron capture induced plasma nuclear reactions is exhibited and veri es our previous results based on condensed matter electro-weak quantum eld theory.

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A. Widom*, J. Swain, Yogendra N. Srivastava

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Charge Density Correlations, Electron Capture, Electron Scattering, Electro-Weak Interactions, Fully Ionized Plasma, Plasma Modes, Screening

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