Die mikrowellenangeregte cluster-Entladung

Die mikrowellenangeregte cluster-Entladung was published in 1990 as a doctoral dissertation authored by Bernhard Weber at the University of Stuttgart. The work emerged from the specialized field of plasma physics, specifically investigating the complex dynamics of cluster ions within microwave-induced discharges, a subject of significant academic interest for researchers studying molecular physics and high-frequency gas excitation during the late 20th century.

The text serves as a technical examination of the interaction between electromagnetic fields and gas-phase clusters. As an academic monograph originating from a German research institution, its design adheres to the rigorous standards of scientific reporting typical of the era, focusing on empirical data, mathematical modeling, and experimental methodology. It is primarily held within university libraries and specialized physics archives as a resource for scholars studying plasma diagnostics.