Evaluation of relaxation to steady state using a collisional-radiative model based on the analogy of transfer entropy

This study introduces and reexamines a novel evaluation method that integrates Malliavin derivatives with fractal properties to predict plasma fluctuations within a collisional-radiative model framework using transfer entropy. This approach is applied to nanoparticle technologies across various industrial sectors and forensic science. The influence of interactions with metastable atoms on the overall system is investigated in glow discharge plasma. The effects of gas temperature, pressure, electron temperature, and density on system behavior are evaluated. Furthermore, the system's tendency to reach a steady state is verified to be significantly influenced by the atomic state. This method is expected to improve the understanding of plasma physics and accelerate chemical analysis and semiconductor miniaturization.

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Physics of Plasmas
Published
2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0278127
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Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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Evaluation of relaxation to steady state using a collisional-radiative model based on the analogy of transfer entropy

Y. Shimada, Hiroshi Akatsuka
Physics of Plasmas
Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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Evaluation of relaxation to steady state using a collisional-radiative model based on the analogy of transfer entropy

Y. Shimada, Hiroshi Akatsuka
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This study introduces and reexamines a novel evaluation method that integrates Malliavin derivatives with fractal properties to predict plasma fluctuations within a collisional-radiative model framework using transfer entropy. This approach is applied to nanoparticle technologies across various industrial sectors and forensic science. The influence of interactions with metastable atoms on the overall system is investigated in glow discharge plasma. The effects of gas temperature, pressure, electron temperature, and density on system behavior are evaluated. Furthermore, the system's tendency to reach a steady state is verified to be significantly influenced by the atomic state. This method is expected to improve the understanding of plasma physics and accelerate chemical analysis and semiconductor miniaturization.

Physics of PlasmasVol. 32(8)
Tokyo Institute of Technology (JP), Kanagawa Prefectural Police Department (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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