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Here, we follow a recent analysis of Zohdi [4], the impact of particles on electrified surfaces has wide-ranging applications, for example, in coating technologies. A single particle impacting a surface will rebound according to the basic laws governing a conservation of linear momentum, in conjunction with restitution relations and friction laws.
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This field generates helical-like motion in three dimensions when \(\varvec{E}^{ext}_{x}\ne \mathbf{ 0}\).
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Later, we consider the multiple particle, charged case.
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ε is used here to avoid confusion with similar symbols that appear later in the presentation.
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Zohdi, T.I. (2012). Charged Particle Impact on Electrified Surfaces. In: Dynamics of Charged Particulate Systems. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology(). Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-28519-6_4
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