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Standard photographs of streamer discharges show a two-dimensional projection. Here, we present stereophotographic images that resolve their three-dimensional structure. We describe the stereoscopic setup and evaluation, and we present results for positive streamer discharges in air at 0.2–1bar in a point-plane geometry with a gap distance of 14cm and a voltage pulse of 47kV. In this case, an approximately Gaussian distribution of branching angles of 43°±12° is found; these angles do not significantly depend on the distance from the needle or on the gas pressure.
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Nijdam et al. (2008) studied this question.
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