Abstract
Stable, phase coherent ion plasma oscillations are found superimposed on the d.c. potential and current of positive coaxial corona discharges in air at pressures of the order of 1/100 of one atmosphere. The frequency of these oscillations, typically several hundred kHz, is a function of air density, and varies with the concentration of gaseous trace contaminants.
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