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Ion and neutral temperatures are measured in an ultrahigh-frequency discharge plasma through Ar and Ne by Doppler-shifted laser-induced fluorescence. The ion and neutral temperatures are estimated to be ≈0.066 eV (770 K) for Ar+ and 0.033±0.004 eV ( 380 ±50 K) for Ne, respectively. These temperatures are lower than those reported for electron cyclotron resonance and helicon wave plasmas. The low temperatures are attributed to the low electron temperature ( ≈2 eV) and excellent uniformity of the UHF plasma.
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Nakano et al. (1996) studied this question.
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