Antonio Tejero Del Caz

Profesor Permanente Laboral

Universidad de Córdoba

Spain

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Antonio Tejero Del Caz is a Profesor Permanente Laboral at Universidad de Córdoba, Spain. His research primarily focuses on plasma physics, specifically in the areas of reaction mechanisms for plasmas, charged-particle transport models, and the study of thermionic emissive probes. His recent publications include significant contributions to understanding oxygen plasmas and their applications, as well as the dynamics of non-equilibrium plasmas.

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Rut Morales Crespo

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Universidad de Córdoba

SPAIN

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Nuno Pinhão

Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico

PORTUGAL

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Vasco Guerra

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Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico

PORTUGAL

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Articles (10)

Analysis of the virtual cathode and floating potential of a thermionic emissive probe operating in the space-charge-limited regime

A reaction mechanism for oxygen plasmas

Charged-particle transport models for global models

Floating potential method using a thermionic emissive probe including an ionizing and collisional presheath

Three-fluid model of the plasma–sheath region for a planar probe immersed in an active oxygen discharge. Validity of the Boltzmann relation

On the quasi-stationary approach to solve the electron Boltzmann equation in pulsed plasmas

Mars in situ oxygen and propellant production by non-equilibrium plasmas

A reaction mechanism for vibrationally-cold low-pressure CO2 plasmas

Sensitivity Analysis in Plasma Chemistry: Application to Oxygen Cold Plasmas and the LoKI Simulation Tool

Influence of N2 on the CO2 vibrational distribution function and dissociation yield in non-equilibrium plasmas

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Rut Morales Crespo

Nuno Pinhão

Vasco Guerra

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