Dust particle surface potential in an argonhelium plasma using the(r,q)-distribution function

In this paper,the dust particle surface potential for argon-helium plasma is evaluated analytically and numerically in the context of negatively charged dust particles by employing a power-law(r,q)-distribution function.Recent studies have reported the argon-helium plasma and conducted a brief theoretical and experimental survey.To deepen our understanding further,this study aims to analyze the argon-helium plasma comprehensively using the same pattern but with the(r,q)-distribution function.For this purpose,the current balance equations are derived for electron,helium and argon ions,when these charge species attain the quasineutrality condition.We numerically examined the currents of plasma species for a broad range of effective distribution function parameters r and q.It is revealed that the surface potential of dust particles is significantly affected by the parameters r and q,helium ion-to-electron temperature ratio,argon ion-to-electron temperature ratio,and helium ion to argon ion number density ratio.By incorporating the multi-ion(argon-helium)species,the significance of low-temperature nonMaxwellian dusty(complex)plasma is briefly examined.