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  1. Electron heating via self-excited plasma series resonance in geometrically symmetric multi-frequency capacitive plasmas
  2. Customized ion flux-energy distribution functions in capacitively coupled plasmas by voltage waveform tailoring
  3. Influence of a phase-locked RF substrate bias on the E- to H-mode transition in an inductively coupled plasma
  4. Effects of fast atoms and energy-dependent secondary electron emission yields in PIC/MCC simulations of capacitively coupled plasmas
  5. On the self-excitation mechanisms of plasma series resonance oscillations in single- and multi-frequency capacitive discharges
  6. The effect of the driving frequency on the confinement of beam electrons and plasma density in low-pressure capacitive discharges
  7. Prevention of ion flux lateral inhomogeneities in large area capacitive radio frequency plasmas via the electrical asymmetry effect
  8. Evaluation of the Electrical Asymmetry Effect by spectroscopic measurements of capacitively coupled discharges and silicon thin film depositions
  9. The effect of ambipolar electric fields on the electron heating in capacitive RF plasmas
  10. Ion Distribution Functions in Electrically Asymmetric Capacitively Coupled Radio-Frequency Discharges in Hydrogen
  11. Dust Hour Glass in a Capacitive RF Discharge
  12. Complex Electron Heating in Capacitive Multi-Frequency Plasmas
  13. Electron heating and control of ion properties in capacitive discharges driven by customized voltage waveforms
  14. The influence of the secondary electron induced asymmetry on the Electrical Asymmetry Effect in capacitively coupled plasmas
  15. The effect of structured electrodes on heating and plasma uniformity in capacitive discharges
  16. Ion flux uniformity in large area capacitively coupled dual-frequency discharges
  17. Deposition of crystalline silicon thin films in electrically asymmetric capacitively coupled plasmas
  18. Electron heating, mode transitions, and asymmetry effects in dusty single- and dual-frequency capacitive discharges
  19. Kinetic simulation of mode transitions and hysteresis effects in low pressure capacitive discharges
  20. Electron heating modes and frequency coupling effects in dual-frequency capacitive CF4 plasmas
  21. Ion distribution functions at the electrodes of capacitively coupled high-pressure hydrogen discharges
  22. Effect of structured electrodes on heating and plasma uniformity in capacitive discharges
  23. Electron heating and control of ion properties in capacitive discharges driven by customized voltage waveforms
  24. Field reversals in electrically asymmetric capacitively coupled radio-frequency discharges in hydrogen
  25. Transport control of dust particles via the electrical asymmetry effect: experiment, simulation and modelling
  26. The effect of dust on electron heating and dc self-bias in hydrogen diluted silane discharges
  27. Deposition of microcrystalline intrinsic silicon by the Electrical Asymmetry Effect technique
  28. Fundamental investigations of capacitive radio frequency plasmas: simulations and experiments
  29. Sheath-to-sheath transport of dust particles in a capacitively coupled discharge
  30. Possibilities of determining non-Maxwellian EEDFs from the OES line-ratios in low-pressure capacitive and inductive plasmas containing argon and krypton
  31. Control of plasma properties in capacitively coupled oxygen discharges via the electrical asymmetry effect
  32. Secondary electrons in dual-frequency capacitive radio frequency discharges
  33. The electrical asymmetry effect in capacitively coupled radio-frequency discharges
  34. The electrical asymmetry effect in multi-frequency capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges
  35. Excitation dynamics in electrically asymmetric capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges: experiment, simulation, and model
  36. Charge dynamics in capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges
  37. Phase resolved optical emission spectroscopy: a non-intrusive diagnostic to study electron dynamics in capacitive radio frequency discharges
  38. The electrical asymmetry effect in capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges – measurements of dc self bias, ion energy and ion flux