1973
DOI: 10.2514/3.50649
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Abstract: 7)This solution is algebraically more complicated than the one of Ref. 1 but does satisfy the boundary conditions, j was used as the basic parameter of the sheath solution in Ref. 1, and this is also true of the above solution except that it is more convenient to introduce the auxiliary parameter B, which is a function only of j as shown by Eqs. (5) and (7). In the limit of C large which corresponds to A and n s large this solution and that of Ref. 1 give the same results. This conclusion is not too surprising… Show more

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