The 'dipole instability' in complex plasmas and its role in plasma crystal melting

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Apr 2006

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 8, Issue 4, pp. 54 (2006).

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Using the dipole model for binary dust dust interactions, the instability of wave perturbations in a one-dimensional particle string oriented along the ion flow (it highlights the major aspect of the multi-layer crystals) is considered. Longitudinal short wavelength perturbations are found to exist below a certain threshold value of gas pressure. They may act as a possible precursor of the melting transition observed in multi-layer plasma crystals. For different discharge conditions, the threshold of this 'dipole instability' is found to be in the range 10 150 Pa.

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