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Conference on Computation Physics-2006 (I27)The propagation of a microwave in an atmospheric pressure plasma layer: 1 and 2 dimensional numerical solutions Xiwei HU, Zhonghe JIANG, Shu ZHANG and Minghai LIU Huazhong University of Science Technology Wuhan, P. R. China August 30, 2006 I Introduction and motivation II One dimensional solution III Two dimensional solution IV Conclusions IIntroduction and motivation The classical mechanism firstly, the EM wave transfer its wave energy to the quiver kinetic energy of plasma electrons through electric field action of waves. Then, the electrons transfer their kinetic energy to the thermal energy of electrons, ions or neutrals in the plasmas through COLLISIONS between electrons or between electrons and other particles. The electron fluid motion equation f0 is the microwave frequency, νee , νei and νe0 is the collision frequency of electron-electron, electron-ion and electron-neutral, respectively. The Appleton formula The goal of our work Study the propagation behaviors of microwave by solving the coupled wave (Maxwell) equation and electron fluid motion equation directly in time and space domain instead of in frequency and wavevector domain. II One dimensional case II.1 The integral-differential equation II.2 The numerical method, basic wave form and precision check II.3 The comparisons with the Appleton formula II.4 Outline of numerical results II.1 The integral-differential equation The coupled set of equations Begin with the EM wave equation Coupled with the electron fluid motion equation Combine wave and electron motion equations, we have got a integral-differential equation: Obtain numerically the full solutions of EM wave field in space and time domain II.2 The numerical method,  precision check and basic wave forms  Numerical Method Compiler: Visual C++ 6.0 Algorithm: — average implicit difference method for di