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Electron transport behavior in a model gas under electric and magnetic fields is precisely calculated using “flight time integral” (FTI) method (Ikuta and Murakami, 1987) developed in our laboratory. A model gas of constant cross section (elastic) with density N, where the collision probability Nq(ε) of 10 [cm−1] and the mass ratio between an electron and gas atom of 0.01 are used. An electric field E of 1 V cm−1 is applied in the -x direction, and the magnetic field B is applied in -x (parallel) and in -y (perpendicular) directions with values changing up to 50 Gauss.
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Ikuta, N., Sugai, Y. (1990). Electron Transport Property under Electric and Magnetic Fields Calculated by the FTI Method. In: Gallagher, J.W., Hudson, D.F., Kunhardt, E.E., Van Brunt, R.J. (eds) Nonequilibrium Effects in Ion and Electron Transport. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-0661-0_25
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