Theoretical study of electron transport in nonpolar liquids

Abstract

The author considers novel analytical methods in the theory of electron transport in electric fields in liquid rare gases. They are developed both for stationary and nonstationary conditions and are based on the exact analytical solutions of the kinetic Boltzman equation for electrons in dense matter consisting of spatially correlated heavy scatterers, taking into account elastic and inelastic collisions of electrons with the liquid particles. Electric fields under consideration may be time-independent or variable.<>