Hot electrons and sub- and supersonic flows of cold ions around a charged dust particle create steady state wake and Debye screening fields. These linear, electrostatic fields are studied in two-dimensional planar or cylindrical geometry. An asymptotic analysis in the limit of large (compared to Debye length) downstream coordinate z yields analytic wakefields that are in good agreement with numerical integrations of the linear, steady state response function.
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