Frequency-dependent complex viscosity obtained for a liquid two-dimensional dusty plasma experiment
Frequency-dependent complex viscosity obtained for a liquid two-dimensional dusty plasma experiment
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液体二维尘埃等离子体实验获得的频率相关复数粘度
DOI:
10.1103/physreve.105.015209
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Goree, J.
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作者:
Berumen, Jorge;Goree, J.
Strongly coupled plasmas in a liquid phase can be characterized by a complex viscosity, which is a function of frequency. Data from a single experiment with dusty plasma were analyzed to compareobtained by two fundamentally distinct methods. In a nonequilibrium method, a pair of counterpropagating laser beams, separated by a gap, applied a sinusoidal shear to a two-dimensional liquid, andwas determined using the constitutive relation. In an equilibrium method, there was no externally applied shear, socould be calculated with a generalized Green-Kubo relation. The results for these two methods are compared for the real and imaginary parts of. For both parts, it is confirmed that the two methods yield results that agree qualitatively in their trends with frequency, with the real part diminishing withand the imaginary part increasing with, as expected for viscoelastic liquids. Quantitatively, the values ofobtained by the two methods differ slightly. For the experiment that we analyze, values for the real and imaginary parts ofare substantially greater than those reported in an earlier experiment, which we attribute to shear thinning effects in the earlier experiment. The experiment we analyze was designed to minimize shear thinning, unlike the earlier experiment.