Abstract

The spatial structure of optical emission from a transverse nanosecond pulsed electric discharge with a hollow (slit) cathode has been experimentally studied. A regular periodic plasma structure has been observed during nanosecond pulsed discharge in helium at medium pressures. Conditions of the plasma structure formation with respect to the discharge voltage and current are determined. It is shown that the observed plasma structure differs from the known types of striations.

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